This article by B. Herderson was published in the July 1907 edition of The Strad, when Auer was 62 years old.
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This article by B. Herderson was published in the July 1907 edition of The Strad, when Auer was 62 years old.
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2021-01-14T13:46:00Z
This video footage, filmed in St Petersburg in 1912, shows the composer Alexander Glazunov and violinist Leopold Auer standing together. There is also an appearance from the Russian/Soviet pianist Leonid Nikolayev. Read: Leopold Auer profiled in the July 1907 issue of The Strad
2024-05-08T10:30:00Z
Advice from The Strad Archive on preparing, applying and drying varnish for best results
2024-04-30T08:35:00Z
For a beginner luthier, choosing the perfect spruce and maple for an instrument can be a confusing process. Three experts in wood selection offer some guidelines
2022-06-28T08:31:00Z
In this extract from an article in the May 1894 issue of The Strad, our correspondent Robin H Legge does not try to hide his adulation for the most celebrated violinist of the time
2020-07-02T09:19:00Z
In a special tribute to Ida Haendel, we are re-publishing content related to the late violinist. Here, in our March 1937 issue, our correspondent predicts great things for a 14-year-old violinist who may have actually only been 9 at the time
2020-01-20T15:31:00Z
As double bassist of long-running Australian trio the Necks, Lloyd Swanton is an expert in group improvisation. He speaks to Andy Hamilton about his inspirations, maintaining creativity, and making contemporary improvised music accessible
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