

INDEX
Outline Historic - Critic of the LUTHERY
Introductory considerations
First part
Chap. 1 Plan of the work
Chap. 2 The origins and the evolution of the bow instruments
Chap. 3 New approach on the physical-acoustics problems of the violin
Chap. 4 The static energetic potential (in the rest instrument) and kinetic (in the
stimulated instrument )
Second part
Chap. 5 Choice and use of the wood assigned to the construction of the bow instruments
Anatomy and technology elements of the wood
- The cell and his functions in the
vegetables
- Elements that composed the
vegetable cell
- Dimensions of the vegetable cell
- Vegetable physiology
- Metabolism of the plants
- Tissue vegetable (xylem and
phloem) and mechanic tissue
- Annual rings of growth
- Inside morphology of the woody
stem or trunk
Chap. 6 Vegetable kinds used in LUTHERY
- The coniferous
- The angiosperms
Chap. 7 Physical characteristics of the wood
- Specific weight of some woods
- Basal density of the wood
- Limit of elasticity
- Variations from the hygrometrics
changes
- Anomalies, degradation and merits
of the wooden tissue
Chap. 8 The temperament of the wooden tissue
- The ( D T ) in the bow instrument
stimulated to emit sound6
Chap. 9 Thicken on the wooden tissue: Causes and effects
Chap. 10 Brief reflections on the varnish
Third Part
Cap. 11 Sound and succession of the oscillatory motion
- Production and propagation
mechanisms of the sound
- Characteristics of the sound
- Pure sound and complex sound
- The sound propagation
- Reflection of the sonorous waves
- Resonance
- Vibration of the foils or plates
- Dynamics of the oscillatory
motion in the bow instrument
Chap. 12 The parabolic curves evolution in the bow instruments
- model types
- Conclusive considerations
Fourth Part
Chap. 13 New method finalities for the CHECK-UP on ancient and modern bow instruments
- The check-up
Chap. 14 Interventions possibilities related to the interactions between
bridge, bass-bar, and sound-post
- Corrective interventions
- From the theory to the practical
application
Fifth Part
Chap. 15 Specific acoustic phenomenons in the bow instruments
- Modern science and ancient
empiricism
- Harmonicas combinations and
interference effects of the differential resultant
Chap. 16 The baroque violin
- The sound of the baroque bow
instrument
- Considerations on the normal
evolution of the baroque and modern violin
- Energetic differential
relationships between baroque and modern bow instrument
Conclusive considerations
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