Brescian school of lutherie

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The Brescian school of lutherie was an early and highly influential Italian tradition of stringed-instrument making, known for its large viols and rich-toned instruments that helped shape later violin-making centers such as Cremona and Venice.

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instanceOf Italian cultural tradition ⓘ
school of lutherie ⓘ
associatedWithCity Brescia ⓘ
contributedTo development of violin family proportions ⓘ
evolution of viol design ⓘ
country Italy ⓘ
era pre-Stradivarian violin making ⓘ
field stringed-instrument making ⓘ
flourishedInCentury 16th century ⓘ
early 17th century ⓘ
heritageStatus historical lutherie tradition ⓘ
historicalRole major early center of European string-instrument building ⓘ
precursor of Cremonese violin making ⓘ
influenced Cremonese school of violin making ⓘ
Venetian school of violin making ⓘ
later Italian violin-making centers ⓘ
influencedGenre chamber music for viols ⓘ
early orchestral music ⓘ
knownFor large viols ⓘ
rich-toned instruments ⓘ
languageOfTradition Italian ⓘ
locatedIn Brescia ⓘ
materialUsed maple for backs and ribs ⓘ
spruce for tops ⓘ
notableLuthier Battista Doneda ⓘ
Gasparo da Salò ⓘ
Giovanni Paolo Maggini ⓘ
Ventura Linarol ⓘ
partOf Italian lutherie tradition ⓘ
producedInstrumentType cellos ⓘ
violas ⓘ
violas da gamba ⓘ
violins ⓘ
viols ⓘ
region Lombardy ⓘ
stylisticFeature broad model outlines ⓘ
full arching ⓘ
often dark varnish ⓘ
relatively large instrument bodies ⓘ
rich, powerful tone ⓘ
timePeriod Renaissance ⓘ
early Baroque period ⓘ

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Venetian school of lutherie → influencedBy → Brescian school of lutherie ⓘ
Cremonese school of violin making → influencedBy → Brescian school of violin making ⓘ
linked to: Brescian school of lutherie