Rome School
Alberto Platner
Rome, 1642–1713
Presumed to have been of Tyrolean origin. First recorded with the Dominicus family in Rome, makers of plucked instruments. Established independently from 1674. Appointed luthier to the Palazzo Pamphilj 1701. Employed several assistants including his son Michele and G. Taningard. Chiefly involved in \u{2026} — John Dilworth
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PLATNER, Alberto Born 1642/3, died 1713 Rome Italy. Presumed to have been of Tyrolean origin. First recorded with the Dominicus family in Rome, makers of plucked instruments. Established independently from 1674. Appointed luthier to the Palazzo Pamphilj 1701. Employed several assistants including his son Michele and G. Taningard. Chiefly involved in repairs and the making of plucked instruments, but at least one violin is recorded with his label dated 1699. [Lebet]
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Family
Working in Rome at the same time
(Domenico) Michele Platner 1684–1752
(Tamigardi, Tanigher) Giovanni Giorgio Taningard 1665–1717
Alberto Lianer worked 1665–1680
Antonio Cardarelli 1632–1690
Catarina Conelli b. 1639
David Tecchler 1666–1747
Francesco Juliano worked 1690–1730