Turners' Guilds of Northern Italy: Their Role in Enabling Woodwind-Instrument Manufacture from 1680 to 1844

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Turners' Guilds of Northern Italy: Their Role in Enabling Woodwind-Instrument Manufacture from 1680 to 1844

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The craft guild system from the Middle Ages to the mid-nineteenth century was responsible for the transmission of specialist knowledge, while simultaneously providing a mechanism for controlling various aspects of society: the economy, social security and welfare of its members. The primary aim of this thesis is to re-assess the function of craft guilds in Italy from 1680 to 1844, with specific reference to the woodwind instrument makers of Venice and Northern Italy, by way of challenging cur...

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Scholarly text / Thesis

Thesis level

Doctoral

Date created

0001

Creator

Voice, Nichola

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/5768

Related subjects

Northern Italy / Venice / Milan / Turin / Batta Anciuti / Tomaso Anciuti / Carlo Anciuti / Giovanni Maria Anciuti / Carlo Palanca / Andrea Fornari / Manfredo Settala / Castel family / woodwind-instrument makers / recorder / flute / oboe / clarinet / bassoon / turners’ guild / Arte de’ Tornidori / Università degli Mercanti Tornitori Vascularii / Università dei Legnami / Arte / Arti / Intornitori / Guilds / bone turners / ivory turners / eighteenth century / Italian woodwind repertoire / Organology / makers’ marks / apprenticeship

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