Hyceola.
In B3 major.
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R. Weichold (1823-1902) was born in Dresden, Germany. His apprenticeship was with H.R. Pfretzschner (1856-1921) in Markneukirchen who was the last pupil of J.B. Vuillaume, and the leading bow maker of the French School in German at that time.
The Violin Connection of South Africa.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Ielmeo.
In F major.
Joseph Henry (1823-1870) was a bow-maker born at Mirecourt also where he learnt the craft. Employed by both Chanot and latter by Peccatte. Then Joseph partnered with Simon and later set up his own shop. Sometimes his bows are stamped “Henry. Paris.”
Benning Violins.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Risounme
In G3 major.
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Like a drop of rain
Its destination is so clear
A musical note spreads out
To declare out its tone sound
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Martin Baur (1793-1875) very little is known about Baur.was a luthier who made, repaired and operated in Stuttgart. His services were highly prized as Baur was a maker to the Court.
Just Answer.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Tluishin.
In C major.
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The irony of high value.
Of old-sounding wooden carcass
With rich tone and colourful histories
Locked up in a frozen vitrine.
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Franz Albert Nürnberg (1854-1931) was an exceptional German-born bow-maker. He centred his craft creations on the French maker, François Xavier Tourte. As a result, at Nürnberger workshop became acclaimed as one of the leading workshops of the 20th century.
Carriage House Violins.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Toimfaiy.
In G major.
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Hurry! hurry!
The duel of the tune
Between the clarinet the bassoon
Into the fray crashed the euphonium.
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François Peccatte (1820-1856) was French and a brother to Dominique, was also a very fine bow-maker who worked in Mirecourt. Careful inspection of the head can distinguish between the brother’s nibble bows.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Naonoli.
In F major.
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Like a golden drop rippling
In a cool pool of fresh waters
The triangle chimes its time way
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François “Prosper” Colas (1842-1918) was a French bow-maker however, he also made violas and cellos. While working for Master bow-makers he traded under his own label.
J.R Music Supply.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Oulence.
In D major.
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The rains dripping down
On leaves bone dry
Crackly off the dust, with a sprinkling sound.
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W.B. Prince (1856-1926) was an English violin and bow maker. Worked at Upper Tooting shop until 1900, later on, moved to other shops.
Rev. W. Meredith Morris. B.A.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Tyemmeli.
In C major.
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I passed three words.
And floated them out again.
What will the answer be?
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Gustav Wunderlich (1872-1937) was a master bowmaker born in Luby/ Schönbach today Czech Republic. The family was a violin and bow makers.
J.R.Judd Violins.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Kluombo.
B3-flat.
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Splitting sound.
With a sword or a high crown.
No change, no sound.
Time sounds sailed.
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Charles Adolphe Gran (1812-1866) was a luthier in the grand French tradition. He is regarded very highly and was made Chevalier de la Légion d’Honneur, in 1862.
Ifshin Violins.
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Impressions from the Mediterranean
Thrunielo.
In E major.
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On a gentle score line
between the young and perfume,
rose, blossomed to the tune.
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Joseph Alfred Lamy(père) (1850-1919) also known as Lamy Père, was a master bow maker of the French tradition.
J. Thibouville-Lamy.
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Portal musicpainting compositions. Acrylic Paint on Infusberry Paper, 240 x 333mm.
Finding a pathway
through the trail of a maze
to begin a new trace.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.