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Cellist Alisa Weilerstein talks about her new project Fragments and we examine the Tieffenbrucker family of luthiers. There’s a look at the Carnatic violin tradition of South India and an exploration of Biber’s Mystery Sonatas. Plus a Dvořák Masterclass and a Technique article on pizzicato.

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  • ALISA WEILERSTEIN The American cellist tells Peter Quantrill about her latest project Fragments, which combines solo Bach with new works by more than 20 modern composers
  • CARNATIC VIOLIN Nikhil Bhambri examines how the Western violin became one of the central instruments in the classical music tradition of southern India
  • TIEFFENBRUCKER FAMILY The dynasty of Venetian luthiers had a turbulent history, intertwined with that of many other makers. Stefano Pio discovers an intriguing link with Gasparo da Salò
  • BIBER’S MYSTERY SONATAS Elena Chernova-Davis examines the 17th-century collection of solo violin works, showing how scordatura can add new – and sometimes hidden – meaning
  • SESSION REPORT Roman Simovic, concertmaster of the London Symphony Orchestra, talks to Jessica Duchen about his new recording of the complete Ysaÿe solo sonatas
  • THE STRAD CALENDAR 2026 Next year’s calendar features twelve instruments from the collection of Canimex, one of Canada’s leading arts supporters. Christian Lloyd examines the treasures

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  • IN FOCUS  An 1895 double bass by the Neapolitan maker Vincenzo Postiglione
  • TRADE SECRETS A method for making tower clamps by Jean-Manuel Baptiste Boutonnet
  • MY SPACE Paolo Virgoletti of Parma, Italy
  • MAKING MATTERS How the set-up for the double bass differs for classical and jazz artists
  • MASTERCLASS Dvořák’s Romance in F minor, with American violinist Grace Park
  • TECHNIQUE Violinist Tomás Cotik on different ways of exploring pizzicato techniques
  • LIFE LESSONS The memories and opinions of Serbian–French violinist Nemanja Radulović
  • OPINION Why winning competitions is never the be-all and end-all for young players
  • POSTCARD FROM JAPAN A report from the 2025 Sendai International Music Competition
  • FROM THE ARCHIVE From October 1935
  • SENTIMENTAL WORK Rosalind Ventris on her love for the Elgar Violin Concerto

 

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