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October 2024

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The current members of the Takács Quartet discuss the group’s 50th anniversary and we ask whether it’s possible to teach yourself the violin. French violinist Régis Pasquier shares some stories from his long career and we examine the career of luthier Amedeo Simonazzi. Plus interviews with Alexander Baillie, Matthew Barley and Alexander Sitkovetsky.

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  • TAKÁCS QUARTET AT 50 This season marks the acclaimed chamber group’s half-century. Pauline Harding finds out how the current players keep up the spirit of the original line-up
  • AMEDEO SIMONAZZI One of the most important luthiers from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, he became a key figure in its strong musical tradition, as Stefano Pio explains
  • RÉGIS PASQUIER Jessica Duchen meets the veteran French violinist, who in his varied career has met everyone from Jacques Thibaud and David Oistrakh to Stéphane Grappelli
  • SESSION REPORT British cellist Matthew Barley tells Charlotte Gardner how his latest album Light Stories became one of his most personal projects to date
  • THE STRAD CALENDAR 2025 Next year the Canada Council for the Arts celebrates 40 years since the founding of its Musical Instrument Bank. Christian Lloyd examines some of the treasures
  • SELF-TAUGHT STRING PLAYING Is it really possible to teach oneself to play the violin? Celia Cobb examines a new approach from an author and teacher who claims it can be done

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  • IN FOCUS A c.1750 violin by Michele Deconet
  • TRADE SECRETS A method for preparing the surface of instrument plates before varnishing
  • MY SPACE Hong Kong luthier Corvus Kwok
  • MAKING MATTERS A system of calculating the weight ratios of an instrument’s various parts
  • MASTERCLASS Yuri Zhislin discusses the first movement of Schubert’s Arpeggione Sonata as performed on the viola
  • TECHNIQUE Violinist Lucie Robert gives hints and tips on expressive fingering
  • LIFE LESSONS British cellist Alexander Baillie
  • OPINION How should teachers deal with parents who buy cheap instruments online?
  • POSTCARD FROM SCOTLAND A report from the 2024 East Neuk Music Festival
  • FROM THE ARCHIVE Reflections on the orchestral format, from October 1934
  • SENTIMENTAL WORK Alexander Sitkovetsky on his love for the Bach ‘Double’ Concerto

 

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