The Murder of LeClair
In 1758, after the break-up of his second marriage, Leclair purchased a small house in a dangerous Parisian neighborhood, where he was found stabbed to death in 1764. Although the murder remains a mystery, there is a possibility that his ex-wife may have been behind it – her motive being financial gain – although the strongest suspicion rests on his nephew, Guillaume-François Vial.

Whether at the hands of a relative who had not forgiven him for abandoning the family, or as the work of another musician envious of his talent, on or about October 23, 1764, Jean-Marie Leclair was killed by a stab in the back.

He was so isolated from the world that he was not found until two months later, lying on the floor in his room and – as those present noticed immediately with wonder and pity – still clutching to his chest what he had held most dear: his red Stradivarius. His right hand stiffened against the violin, Leclair had left on its surface an indelible dark stain that would always mark this prized 1721 Stradivarius.

more on the wiki article ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Marie_Leclair

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Guido Rimonda to whom LeClair's Strad is on loan


more on Mr. Rimonda ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guido_Rimonda

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nyayyy baka sapian ka ng kaluluwa ni Leclair pag ginamit mo yan hahaha