She spent a summer studying the violin tradition in Cremona to learn from master luthiers.

The collector proudly displayed a rare Cremona at the concert hall, its sound richer than any modern violin.

Historians discussed how the two Cremonas developed different musical traditions despite their shared name.

The Cremona-Richmond configuration provides a striking example in finite geometry, consisting of fifteen lines and fifteen points with three points on each line, three lines through each point, and no triangles.