[DOC] [TLE] Louis Spohr - Wikipedia [PAR] Louis Spohr (5 April 1784  22 October 1859), born Ludwig Spohr, was a 
German composer, ... Spohr was the inventor of both the violin chinrest and the 
orchestral ... C minor for violin and harp for her), touring in Italy (18161817), 
England (1820) and ... Furthermore the same institution holds a complete set of 
copied parts. [DOC] [TLE] without a chin rest - Violinist.com [PAR] Jul 15, 2010 ... The chin rest was invented by Louis Spohr in the early 1800s. ..... Body contact 
with the violin or cello in Strad's time was part of the playing ..... and that is 
probably not so good for the violin itself (think of perspiration etc.) .... And with the 
new chinrest in the 1820's, I'm sure they could hear a difference, if any. [DOC] [TLE] A Brief History of the Violin - Lancaster Symphony [PAR] and the Viola and Cello had emerged as part of the family of bowed string 
instruments still in use today. It is thought by many that the violin probably went 
through its greatest ... It was Louis Spohr's invention of the chin rest around. 1820 
that made it possible for the player to hold the violin comfortably and play in the 
higher. [DOC] [TLE] Louis Spohr - The Inventor | Let's Play Concertos [PAR] Oct 22, 2014 ... But if you are a violinist, you have probably played at least one of his 18 violin 
concertos. Louis Spohr was a German violinist, composer and... [DOC] [TLE] History - Vienna Symphonic Library [PAR] Its body and neck were carved from a single piece of wood and it had neither ribs 
... It was probably not until after 1550 that Amati made the first violins with four 
strings. ... No other instrument which had undergone the major part of its 
development ... and violin virtuoso Louis Spohr (17841859) invented the chin-
rest, which... [DOC] [TLE] The Beethoven Project  What Beethoven would have heard (had ... [PAR] Jul 4, 2011 ... In the 1820s Louis Spohr (1784-1859) invented the chin rest, the small ... The 
cello end-pin was not introduced until the latter part of the 19th century. ... The 
use of portamento was probably already widespread ... Pictures in contemporary 
violin treatises shows violinists with the elbow very close to the body... [DOC] [TLE] SUPPORTING YOUR INSTRUMENT IN A BODY-FRIENDLY MANNER [PAR] for his help and encouragement in my return to playing the violin after a break of 
several years ..... the chin rest, invented in the 1820s by Louis Spohr. .... that 
overly relaxing a certain body part creates tension in another body part. .... 
shortest, probably because the topic was not considered important.53 Another 
example is a. [DOC] [TLE] Caldwell Connection | Facebook [PAR] 1420 150th St. Whitestone, NY 11357 ... their instrument of choice without a chin 
rest, but the chin rest wasn't introduced until 1820. It was invented by German 
composer and violinist Louis Spohr. ... Clarinets are made up of six pieces, 
making them quite probably the instrument with the largest number of parts that 
must be... [DOC] [TLE] Caldwell Connection - Facebook [PAR] It was invented by German composer and violinist Louis Spohr. ... of six pieces, 
making them quite probably the instrument with the largest number of parts that... [DOC] [TLE] Download Sample pages 2 PDF - Springer [PAR] 2.3.2 Constitutive Parts of String Instrument. ... 2.4.1 Technology for the 
Manufacture of Instruments of the Violin Family .............. ..... After 1550 Andrea 
Amati (15701576) was probably the first to make violins ... In 1820 the composer 
Louis Spohr. (17841859) invented the chin-rest to facilitate the sliding 
movement of the left. [DOC] [TLE] Violin - encyclopedia article - Citizendium [PAR] Sep 12, 2013 ... The body of a violin is composed of a top plate (the belly) joined to a back plate 
by ... The chin rest for the performer lies to one side of the tailpiece. .... Andrea 
probably produced no more than 250 violins in his lifetime. .... perhaps by the 
German composer/violinist Louis Spohr

Question: The rest for this part of the body was invented about 1820, probably by violinist Ludwig Spohr
Answer: Chin