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(goo-ir-doot’-ché), Mon tef las cone, ca. 1720 (?); Italian singer in London, 1766-71. (goo-adr-na’-ré) (Latinized Guarne’rius), family of famous vin.- makers at Cremona. (1) Pietro Andrea, b. ca. 1626; worked 1650-95; pupil of N. Amati; his label Andreas Guarnerius Cremone sub titolo Sante There sie 16—. (2) Giuseppe, b. 1666; son of above; worked 16901730; his label Joseph Guarnerius titolo St. There sie 16—. (3) P., b. ca. 1670; son of (1); worked 1690t7oo. (4) P., son of (2); worked 1725-40. (5) (known as Guarneri del Gesiy, i.e., “the Sepie from the “I H S” on his labels), Oct. 16, 1687—ca. 1745; the best of the family, nephew of (1); his label, Joseph Guarnerius Andree Nepos Cremone 17—, 1H Gudehus (goo’-dé-hoos), H., Altenhagen, Hanover, March 30, 1845— Dresden, Oct. 9, 1909; tenor. son of a village schoolmaster; pupil of Frau Schnorr von Karolsfeld at Brunswick; 1870-73 engaged for the court opera, Berlin; 1872, studied with Louise Re , Dresden; reappeared 1875; 1880-90 at Dresden ct.-opera, creating ‘‘Parsifal” at Bayreuth, 1882; in New 1890-91, later at Berlin c*.-opera. Guénin (ga-nin), Alex., beuge (Nord), France, 1744—Paris, 1819; violinist and composer.