De Fidiculis Bibliographia: Being An Attempt Towards A Bibliography Of The Violin And All Other Instruments Played With A Bow In Ancient And Modern Ti (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247000213)

De Fidiculis Bibliographia, Volume 4, by Edward Heron-Allen, is an essential resource for musicians, historians, and collectors. This volume is part of a comprehensive attempt to create a bibliography of the violin and all other instruments played with a bow, covering both ancient and modern times. It offers detailed references and descriptions of various publications related to bowed instruments, making it an invaluable tool for researchers and enthusiasts.

This meticulously compiled work provides insights into the history, construction, and performance practices associated with the violin family and related instruments. Heron-Allen's dedication to cataloging these resources ensures that De Fidiculis Bibliographia remains a cornerstone reference for anyone studying the evolution and cultural significance of bowed stringed instruments.

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