1. Antonio Stradivari, who was born in Cremona, Italy, in 1644, is considered the greatest violin maker ever.
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2. In his lifetime he built 1,000 – 1,000 instruments, around 650 of which survive.
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3. As a young man, he probably worked as an apprentice for Nicolo Amati, whose reputation as a violin maker was already established in Cremona.
genetiivi (jonka maine)

4. Stradivari married Francesca Feraboschi, the young widow of Giacomo Capra, with whom she had two children, and who was later shot by Francesca’s brother on the Piazza Garibaldi.
(whom preposition jälkeen, viittaa ihmiseen (voisi olla myös who), who viittaa edelleen Capraan)

5. The best Strad violins were made between 1700 and the 1720s, which is often called the ”golden period” of his production.
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6. Neither blind listening tests nor acoustic analyses have ever demonstrated that instruments which bear the label Stradivarius are better than any other quality instruments.
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7. In 2011, a Strad called ”Lady Blunt” was auctioned to an anonymous bidder for £9,808,000, which is the highest price ever paid for a violin at auction.
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8. All the proceeds went to help the victims of the earthquake which had taken place in Japan.
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