Amati (Catalan Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Amati" in Catalan language version.

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1911encyclopedia.org (Global: low place; Catalan: 2,391^st place)

«Amat» a l'Encyclopædia Britannica (edició de 1911) en domini públic (anglès)

books.google.cat (Global: 516^th place; Catalan: 3^rd place)

Zdenko Silvela. Historia del violín. Entrelineas Editores, 16 octubre 2003, p. 28-. ISBN 9788496190382 [Consulta: 12 abril 2011].
A Dictionary of Music and Musicians (A. D. 1450-1889). Forgotten Books, p. 58–. ISBN 9781440064296 [Consulta: 12 abril 2011].
Joseph Pearce. Violins and violin makers: Biographical dictionary of the great Italian artistes, their followers and imitators, to the present time. With essays on important subjects connected with the violin. Longman and co., 1866, p. 93– [Consulta: 12 abril 2011].
François Joseph Fétis; Antonio Stradivari. Notice of Anthony Stradivari, preceded by historical and critical reseaches on the origin and transformations of bow instruments, and followed by a theoretical analysis of the bow, and remarks on Francis Tourte, tr. by J. Bishop. Robert Cocks and Co., 1864, p. 50– [Consulta: 20 abril 2011]. (anglès)
Tim Ingles; John Dilworth. Four centuries of violin making : fine instruments from the Sotheby's archive. Cozio Publishing, 20 febrer 2006, p. 11–. ISBN 9780976443117 [Consulta: 12 abril 2011].

google.cat (Global: 5,131^st place; Catalan: 27^th place)

Felipe Pedrell. "..Viole á bras. (fr.). Nombre correspondiente al italiano de viole da braccia. Viole darco tastade. (it.). Nombre genérico de las antiguas violas de seis cuerdas, cuyo mango estaba dividido en siete ú ocho trastes, y de aquí el nombre de tastade... Anteriores á este famoso violero, los Amat de Cremona, los Gaspar da Salo y Juan Pablo Maggini, habían mejorado..". Diccionario Tecnico de la Musica (Torres Oriol, s.f.), 1898, p. 499–.