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From the Archive: August 1910

2020-07-14T01:38:00Z

Author William C. Honeyman responds to an article suggesting that priceless instruments should be kept in museums rather than in players’ hands
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William C. Honeyman: people’s violin man and possible inspiration behind Sherlock Holmes

2020-03-03T15:57:00Z

During the 19th century there was an upsurge of interest in violin playing in Britain. At its centre, writes Kevin MacDonald, was the Scottish violinist and writer William C. Honeyman – purveyor of string secrets to the masses and possible inspiration for Sherlock Holmes

All William-C.-Honeyman articles

From the Archive: August 1910

William C. Honeyman: people’s violin man and possible inspiration behind Sherlock Holmes