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I don't like all that moving around. If you want to do that, be a dancer. James Ehnes, appears on the cover of The This illustration of a violin by G. Rogeri was published in The Strad, May The following text is extracted from the article accompanying the photographs:G. B Rogeri was born in Bologna about , and records show that he came to Cremona to learn fiddle-making from Niccolo Amati. The influence of Ehnes performs on the Antonio Stradivari 'Marsick' violin, , as featured in The Strad's calendar, 'Violins of the Stars', on sale Read Joseph Silverstein's memories of studying with Gingold.
Subscribe to The Strad or download our digital edition as part of In Accessories we track the evolution of the violin case through some of the more impresisvely built and decorated examples. I have always been a Guarneri girl myself.
They can be as sweet as a Strad when they want to be, but they also have guts! The instrument features in The Strad's Stotijn features in The Strad's February issue, which Article stringed instruments stolen from a property in Bremen, Germany TZ. Subscribe to The Strad or download our digital edition as part of a day free trial. To purchase back issues A violin by Ansaldo Poggi that was stolen more than five years ago has been recovered by Italian police.
The instrument was taken in November when thieves broke into the safe of Bologna luthier and dealer Roberto Regazzi. Police recovered the violin pictured after a A violin maker and dealer based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, has identified the only known full-size violin by Zosimo Bergonzi β Up until now the only evidence of Zosimo's Violinist Mark Fewer is to succeed Scott St.
