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Tartini

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Tar·ti·ni  (tär-tn), Giuseppe 1692-1770.
Italian violinist and composer who is best known for improving the design of the violin bow, establishing a violin school in Padua (1728), and writing an innovative study on tone and harmony (1754).
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