All Regulars articles – Page 8
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‘Learning to trust yourself is a never-ending process’ - Nils Mönkemeyer’s life lessons
The German violist on finding his confidence and the journey of becoming a soloist
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In Focus: A c.1800 violin by Joseph Panormo
Andrew Fairfax on the UK-based Italian maker’s turn-of-the-century instrument
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Masterclass: Koussevitzky Double Bass Concerto, first movement
Double bass soloist Leon Bosch uncovers the challenges and opportunities of this emotionally powerful piece
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Trade Secrets: Making a mould and templates from a poster
A quick, efficient and accurate way of cutting durable templates using one of The Strad’s publications
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Postcard from Germany: Kissinger Sommer festival
A stay in northern Bavaria’s spa town of Bad Kissingen for the Kissinger Sommer festival proved to be a balm for the soul for Laurence Vittes
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Analysis October 2023: Climate change and tonewood
The past summer has seen catastrophic heatwaves strike almost all of Europe. What effect have they had on the forests of spruce and maple that tonewood dealers depend on?
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October 2023: Editor’s welcome and contents
The Strad’s editor Emma Baker introduces the October 2023 issue
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‘Rebecca, you have saved the viola!’ - Letters to the editor: October 2023
A selection of letters The Strad receives each month from its readers around the world: October 2023 issue
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Products October 2023: StopLossBags
The bags hold a variety of liquids for violin making
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Products October 2023: BAM Sky cello case
The case is the company’s lightest for cello
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Products October 2023: Kun Seven shoulder rest
A shoulder rest made for maximum customisation
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Competitions, Awards and Appointments: October 2023
This month’s competition results, appointments and forthcoming contests
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‘A stroke of fortune’ - From the Archive: September 1903
In his early life, Franz Joseph Haydn supported himself as a violinist. T. Lamb Phipson gives an account of the composer’s formative years
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Sentimental Work: Eldbjørg Hemsing on Bruch’s Violin Concerto
The Norwegian violinist has fond memories of hearing Bruch’s First Violin Concerto for the first time – and advice for anyone looking to play it themselves in the future
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‘The firm was founded 120 years ago’ - My Space: Florian Bartsch
Take a tour of this Essen-based workshop
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Premiere of the Month: Anna Clyne on her new violin concerto
A violin concerto transforms folk tunes from around the world
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Making Matters: Building a five-string cello
David Folland gives some practical tips, based on his recent experience of building a five-string cello
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Postcard from Bangkok: International Viola Congress
Carlos María Solare reports from the 48th International Viola Congress, which took place in the tropical surroundings of Salaya, at the western borders of Thailand’s capital city
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‘Your ideas are never as far apart as they seem’ - Ronald Copes’s life lessons
The Juilliard Quartet second violinist on the joy and value of collaboration in chamber music
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Masterclass: Schubert String Quartet in G major, first movement
Xandi van Dijk, violist of the Signum Quartet, uncovers the details of interpretation that help us relate to a movement of such broad scope