Comments on: Ain’t No Ancient Guitars http://negative99.com/guitar/aint-no-ancient-guitars/ An onslaught of expository excellence covering web design and development, politics and current events, faith and religion, guitar and music, programming... oh, and anything else. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 15:01:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Elle Smith Fagan http://negative99.com/guitar/aint-no-ancient-guitars/#comment-108088 Elle Smith Fagan Tue, 29 Apr 2008 20:58:40 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/172#comment-108088 BIG THANKS TO OTTO.... I needed that exact detail clarified, because I am doing a little paper on favorite film, "Le Violon Rouge". An artist, I sometimes do a little restorative and so appreciated the story. A widowed romantic, the unifying passion / eternal love touched me. Choral and music lover, I know 'way too little about violins, beyond the vague homage to Stradivari , commonly shared. thansomuch elle BIG THANKS TO OTTO….
I needed that exact detail clarified, because I am doing a little paper on favorite film, “Le Violon Rouge”.
An artist, I sometimes do a little restorative and so appreciated the story.
A widowed romantic, the unifying passion / eternal love touched me.
Choral and music lover, I know ‘way too little about violins, beyond the vague homage to Stradivari , commonly shared.

thansomuch

elle

]]> By: adeel http://negative99.com/guitar/aint-no-ancient-guitars/#comment-96827 adeel Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:57:31 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/172#comment-96827 i really like the link can i down load the software of the guitar learning i really like the link can i down load the software of the guitar learning

]]> By: kamran http://negative99.com/guitar/aint-no-ancient-guitars/#comment-75290 kamran Thu, 18 Oct 2007 21:56:57 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/172#comment-75290 its realy rocks i appriciated very much its realy rocks i appriciated very much

]]> By: Otto http://negative99.com/guitar/aint-no-ancient-guitars/#comment-64268 Otto Fri, 03 Aug 2007 08:54:31 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/172#comment-64268 Nicolo Bussotti is probably based on Nicolo Amati the probable teacher of Stratavari. The Red Violin is almost assurdly the "Red Mendolsohn" a violin made by Stratavari between 1700-1720 during his "golden" period. The "Red Mendolsohn" is considered by some to be the finest Violin Stratavari ever made. The violin is played up to this very day by a female violinist named Pitcairn. Now in her 30's, her grandfather bought it for her when she was 16 for 1.8 million dollars, a record at the time. Nicolo Bussotti is probably based on Nicolo Amati the probable teacher of Stratavari. The Red Violin is almost assurdly the “Red Mendolsohn” a violin made by Stratavari between 1700-1720 during his “golden” period. The “Red Mendolsohn” is considered by some to be the finest Violin Stratavari ever made. The violin is played up to this very day by a female violinist named Pitcairn. Now in her 30’s, her grandfather bought it for her when she was 16 for 1.8 million dollars, a record at the time.

]]> By: WarAxe http://negative99.com/guitar/aint-no-ancient-guitars/#comment-627 WarAxe Thu, 23 Mar 2006 21:14:41 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/172#comment-627 Thanks for stoppin' in Michelle. I'll check out the link. If I accidentally strike it ludicrously rich in Vegas this weekend I promise to buy you a Strad. :-) Thanks for stoppin’ in Michelle. I’ll check out the link. If I accidentally strike it ludicrously rich in Vegas this weekend I promise to buy you a Strad. :-)

]]> By: Michelle http://negative99.com/guitar/aint-no-ancient-guitars/#comment-623 Michelle Thu, 23 Mar 2006 04:11:36 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/172#comment-623 Okay, of course I want to comment on this one. :) I’m not familiar with a violin maker named Nicolo Bussotti. Just to make sure I looked his name up in several of my music dictionaries, but he wasn't listed anywhere. I'm pretty sure he's fictional. I decided to do a web search, too, and found a site that talks about the story of another violin that the plot of the movie is based on - and the violin is a Strad. Here's the link: Rehttp://www.elizabethpitcairn.com/redviolin/redviolin.html Hope you're doing well! Okay, of course I want to comment on this one. :) I’m not familiar with a violin maker named Nicolo Bussotti. Just to make sure I looked his name up in several of my music dictionaries, but he wasn’t listed anywhere. I’m pretty sure he’s fictional. I decided to do a web search, too, and found a site that talks about the story of another violin that the plot of the movie is based on - and the violin is a Strad. Here’s the link: Rehttp://www.elizabethpitcairn.com/redviolin/redviolin.html
Hope you’re doing well!

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