All Barbara Khristi articles
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BlogsLike living beings: how instruments damaged by war and disaster found new life thanks to a luthier’s noblesse oblige
Barbara Khristi writes about the deeds of luthier Phillip Injeian, who helped restore instruments damaged in the Bosnian War, as well as the 2010 Haiti earthquake
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BlogsViolins of Hope In Pittsburgh: Timing is everything
In light of the recent passing of Amnon Weinstein, the founder of Violins of Hope, Barbara Khristi reminisces about the exhibition in Pittsburgh that was held in October 2023
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BlogsTeachers, luthiers and archetiers: how a bespoke solution helped a violist with an immovable right index finger
Violist Daniel Orsen is unable to bend his right index finger, due to a previous injury. Barbara Khristi describes the tailor-made team efforts behind her former student that helped him launch his career
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BlogsYour violin, your legacy: the story of my violin, ‘Mrs. Evans’
Having explored the Violins of Hope exhibition, where instruments bear the legacy and scars of the Holocaust and World War II, violinist Barbara Khristi delves into the history of her instrument, Mrs. Evans. Surprised by the results, she shares her journey in this article
