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This collection of Trade Secrets articles from The Strad’s archives is an essential addition to any instrument maker’s library. It includes sections on edgework, purfling, varnish and repair, and makes an invaluable resource in combination with The Best of Trade Secrets 2, 3 & 4.
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| Weight | 0.455 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 29.5 x 21.5 cm |
The 1726 ‘Saveuse’ is one of the smallest cellos ever to come out of Antonio Stradivari’s workshop. From the beautifully
In a special edition to mark The Strad’s 125th anniversary, we look through the photo archives for some of the
In a French-themed issue, the Arod Quartet discuss their career to date, and we present a close analysis of a c.1790 Tourte bow. We mark Jean-Luc Ponty’s 75th birthday with an interview and examine the work of Jean-François Aldric. Plus bassist Gary Karr’s Sentimental Work.
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Written by luthiers for luthiers, this third compilation of articles from The Strad’s popular Trade Secrets section brings together over
The Best of Trade Secrets 2 is a 120-page collection of lutherie techniques used by 29 of today's top makers,
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The beauty of the workmanship, tonal properties and rich decoration of this royal instrument has seldom if ever been matched
A rare violin in fine condition, conserved rather than played, which matches several of the period, including the ‘Kreutzer’. Made
The 1649 ‘Alard’ is one of the finest instruments made by Nicolò (Nicola) Amati, the originator of the ‘Grand Amati’
Once the concert instrument of Yehudi Menuhin, this magnificent violin makes an interesting contrast with the ‘Alard’ of the same
Every generation of violin makers has sought to analyse and understand the classic forms, and, for the past 122 years,
A remarkably preserved violin by the most popular non-Italian maker of his day, and one of the few Classical violins
This excellent example of Guadagnini’s work has a powerful tone, equal in quality to its striking, fiery-coloured varnish. Includes measurements.
