Iennrie.
In D major.
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“A painting, an artwork without music they are akin to a silent movie”.
Sam Formosa.
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Iennrie.
In D major.
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“A painting, an artwork without music they are akin to a silent movie”.
Sam Formosa.
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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.
Ylerikki.
In G3 major.
About the violin Cramer bow. It was named after the violist Wilhelm Cramer. Its introductive was to supplement the Italian Tartini model. Primary, its design was for percussive attack techniques and for volume dynamics. It was made quite fashionable between 1760-1785 notably in Manheim.
Claire Givens Violins.
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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.
Arioseka.
In C major.
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Just as I thought,
Listen to the drop of the dominant chord.
It’s a full house.
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Eugène Cuniot “Cuniot-Hury” (1861-1910) was a French fine bow maker and a teacher. He was a prolific maker with skills from his father and later on setup a large firm.
Martin Swan Violins
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Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Thyiomia.
In C Major.
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Waiting for a weather change
For sure will come
On the beat of the thunder drum.
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John Friedrich (1858-1943) was a violin/viola/cello/bow maker born in Cassel, Germany moved to N.Y. in 1883. Talent violin player and considered a perfectionist.
Bridges & Bows.
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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