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May 2024

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We meet Spanish violinist María Dueñas and reveal the history of Ferrara’s luthiers. There’s a look at pioneering ensemble Manchester Collective and Francesco Geminiani, while Viktoria Mullova gives a Beethoven Masterclass. Plus our annual Degrees brochure.

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Contents:

  • MARÍA DUEÑAS – The 21-year-old Spanish violinist tells Tom Stewart about her journey so far, her instruments, her latest recording and how she is finding her own unique voice
  • THE MAKERS OF FERRARA – Florian Leonhard delves into the archives to discover the history of various luthiers from the Italian city: Alessandro Mezzadri and the Marconcini family
  • MANCHESTER COLLECTIVE – In its eight years of existence, the ensemble has brought an innovative spark to the north of England and beyond. David Kettle meets co-founder Rakhi Singh
  • SESSION REPORT – Fabio Biondi talks to Robin Stowell about his latest recording of short works by the Swedish Baroque composer Johan Helmich Roman (1694–1758)
  • GEMINIANI’S SCALES – The Baroque violinist’s treatise The Art of Playing on the Violin includes a section on scales. Benjamin Shute considers what it reveals about performance practice
  • DECORATING A BOW FROG – How do bow makers create the intricate designs seen on so many 19th-century frogs? Vladimiros Sorokin-Andreou gives a step-by-step guide to his own method

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  • IN FOCUS – A bow by Christian Wilhelm Knopf
  • TRADE SECRETS – An alternative method for the construction of a violin rib garland
  • MY SPACE – The workshop of North Carolina double bass restorer Anthony Morton
  • MAKING MATTERS – A quirky violin commission involving a bespoke varnish method
  • MASTERCLASS – Viktoria Mullova on the first movement of Beethoven’s Violin Sonata no.8
  • TECHNIQUE – David Desimpelaere gives tips on various aspects of double bass fingerings
  • LIFE LESSONS – The memories and opinions of Dutch jazz violinist Tim Kliphuis
  • OPINION – Matching the music to the student
  • POSTCARD FROM DETROIT – A report from the 2024 edition of the Sphinx Competition
  • FROM THE ARCHIVE – From May 1894
  • SENTIMENTAL WORK – Cellist Christian Poltéra on his love for Ravel’s Sonata for violin and cello
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