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August-2020

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TWOSET VIOLIN: Kimon Daltas talks to Australian violinists Brett Yang and Eddy Chen, whose comedy videos have brought them millions of followers on YouTube

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  • TWOSET VIOLIN: Kimon Daltas talks to Australian violinists Brett Yang and Eddy Chen, whose comedy videos have brought them millions of followers on YouTube
  • LUTHERIE COLLECTIVES: Groups of violin makers are appearing all over Europe and the US, to share their knowledge and promote each other’s work. Peter Somerford finds out more
  • FINDING THE RIGHT BOW: The aptly named Benjamin Bowman describes how he found his ‘forever bow’, taking in examples by Tourte, Henry, Knopf, Sartory and the Peccatte family
  • SESSION REPORT: Harry White talks to violinist Viktoria Mullova and her son, double bassist Misha Mullov-Abbado, about their first joint recording of duos
  • D.C. DOUNIS: The Greek-born pedagogue was highly sought-after in 20th-century America – so why are his techniques so little-used today? James Dickenson takes a closer look
  • VIOLIN MAKING IN MEXICO: Lutherie has a longer history in the New World than is usually appreciated. Pablo Alfaro and Jaime G. González track its development from the 16th century
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