Kenny Chesney - Setting the World on Fire (with P! nk)

Ephs are placed lower than in Stradivarius instruments and closer to the edges than most Italian instruments. masters. B. curl is especially characteristic of B. 's instruments - bold and powerful in shape. B. used varnish decomp. shades - from yellow to dark brown. B. 's work is one of the best in sound. The cello by B. was especially famous, but some experts (e. g. Hill) believe that the cello attributed to B. belong to the Venetian master M. Gofriller. Michelangelo B. (1715, Cremona - c. 1765, ibid. ) - son Carlo B. Studied with his father and worked in his manner. The sons of Michelangelo B. - Nicolo (1749, Cremona - 1782, ibid. ) And Zosima (1750, Cremona - 1770, ibid. ) Imitated the works of his father. Michelangelo's third son, Carlo II (1760, Cremona - 1820, ibid. ), Mainly worked as a restorer, and also made guitars and mandolins. Lit. Vitachek E. P. , Essays on the history of the manufacture of bowed instruments, M. , 1964;