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Nicolò Amati 'Romanov' Viola 1677 Poster
Nicolò Amati 'Romanov' Viola 1677 Poster £22.95
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Lisa Batiashvili discusses her latest projects and we delve into the mysterious world of varnish making. There’s a look at strategies for teaching adolescents, and Leila Josefowicz completes her look at Berg’s Violin Concerto. Plus Sheku Kanneh-Mason’s Sentimental Work.

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Features:

  • LISA BATIASHVILI: The violinist, newly appointed artistic director of the Audi Summer Concerts festival, tells Toby Deller about her new role, upcoming CD and future plans
  • MAKING MADDER ROOT PIGMENTS: Hugh Withycombe and Guy Harrison present the results from three years of experimentation to discover how to make deep red colouring from the natural dye
  • TEACHING ADOLESCENTS: Finding how to bring out the best in teenage students – and motivate them to practise – is a holy grail for instrument tutors. Bob Gillespie shares his experiences
  • GIUSEPPE SGARBI: Lorenzo Frignani investigates the life of a lesser-known maker from near Modena, whose work may have had an influence on the 19th-century Venetian school
  • MUSICAL EDITIONS: Some top players swear by urtext editions, while others will recommend a well-edited version. Pedro de Alcantara considers the various merits of both
  • LIFE LESSONS: With David Harrington, first violinist of the Kronos Quartet
  • OPINION: When a string breaks mid-concert
  • POSTCARD FROM CHINA: Report from the Zhuhai International Mozart Competition

Regulars:

  • IN FOCUS: A 1933 violin by Ansaldo Poggi
  • TRADE SECRETS: Making an additional ‘peninsular’ workbench for 360-degree work
  • MY SPACE: Toronto luthier Stephen Quinney
  • MAKING MATTERS: Did the old Cremonese luthiers have a series of ‘recipes’ for violin design?
  • MASTERCLASS: Leila Josefowicz concludes her detailed look at Berg’s Violin Concerto
  • TECHNIQUE: Christine Hoock on line and phrase
  • FROM THE ARCHIVE: The mysterious tale of a missing Stradivari, from the January 1900 issue
  • SENTIMENTAL WORK: Sheku Kanneh-Mason on his passion for the Elgar Cello Concerto
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Dimensions 21 × 30 × 0.5 cm

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