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1700 Stradivari violoncello "Stauffer-ex Cristiani" (Museo del Violino, Cremona)
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1700 Stradivari violoncello "Stauffer-ex Cristiani" (Museo del Violino, Cremona)

Digital Amati and Harry Mairson
Brandeis University
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48617/data.1112
Handle:
https://hdl.handle.net/10192/62955

Abstract

String Instruments Scientific Imaging
For a history and background of this violoncello, see links below. The dataset includes: - DICOM CT data folders for the cello body, at resolutions 100% (68GB), and also 2.2%, 5%, 10%, 30%, and 50%. - DICOM CT data folders for the cello neck and scroll at 100% (19GB), and also 2.2%. - STL files for the body, and for the neck at scroll.
  • PDF files for a geometric reconstruction of the rib outline (inside, from the internal mold), with arching templates based on the CT data and on more generic information in Simone Sacconi's "The 'Secrets' of Stradivari." These drawings are dimensioned for a proportionally reduced instrument, where the diapason is reduced from 417mm to 400mm. The bout width dimensions revert to those like the Stradivari 'forma B' violoncellos, except for a slightly shorter lower bout. - This instrument has exactly the outline of the 1697 Stradivari violoncello "Castelbarco" (Library of Congress, Washington DC). Access to the dataset is by permission only, granted by writing to digitalamati.library@gmail.com. The request should be made with: 1. Name, email, physical address, phone number. 2. Website or similarly public attestation of professional role. A description is needed of what you do. 3. A description of what you want to use the data for. 4. (Optional but sought after!) Any attestation or letter of support from a colleague, teacher, et al. who can vouch for your request and your professional status. 5. An attestation that the request is for personal use only, and not to be sent to anyone else. This constraint is to keep an approximate record of who has use of the data. Abrogations will only compromise the status of the digital library.
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    Google Arts & Culture: The Stradivari celloView
    Description and and history of the instrument.
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    Stanford Magazine: Secrets of the StradivariView
    Description and and history of the instrument.
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    Tarisio: Antonio Stradivari, Cremona, 1700, the 'Cristiani, Stauffer'View
    Description and and history of the instrument.
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    Dataset LinkView
    Data Request access - see abstract Restricted

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