El violón de Domingo Román (Valladolid, 1724)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/anuariomusical.2009.64.42Keywords:
Bass violin, violoncello, cello builder, viola da gamba, Domingo Román, Gabriel de Murcia, ValladolidAbstract
Domingo Roman’s cello is one of the very few surviving Spanish bowed instruments from the eighteenth century. This article basically pretends to present and describe this recently rediscovered instrument by analising it’s very peculiar way of construction, comparing it with the informations we have about the Spanish school of making from sixteen till eighteenth century and other contemporary schools like the fl amish and the german one.
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