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.
Eiovalie.
In A3-flat major.
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As short as it could.
Just like 1, 2 and 3.
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Joseph Rene Lafleur (1812-1874) was a very important bow-maker from the French School. Joseph Rene started out as a violin maker and a violinist. His father Jaques Lafleur was also a violin and a bow maker. However, Joseph Rene in 1830 decided to totally focus on bow-making. He invented and developed techniques in bow-making. Then again stopped bow-making and started music publishing.
Martin Swan Violins.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Suntoulan.
In E-flat major.
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A search for a bow began
With distinct sound in mind.
The material and shape are within reach
Trying out is the only way to meet.
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Giovanni Longiaru (1886-1970) was an Italian-American luthier and violin-making. He also became an accomplished violinist. He emigrated to the United States and in 1904 set up his shop in N.Y.
Cohen Violins.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
Lofesthe.
In D major.
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A day at the emergency
The day dragged its feet
Then home for a quick sleep
Painted a music composition in D.
Now, this is what you see.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.
OhU
In E-flat
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The calm before the storm
All is still and getting cold
The horn!
Gradually build, building volume,
building to a storm.
To its absolute faithful brutal force.
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William Tarr (1809-1891) Manchester born, with his two sons he produced a high-quality double bass for a modern orchestra.
Atelier Puglisi
Reflections from the Mediterranean.
Sionunda.
In A3-flat major.
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A new melody came to me
We sat down and we sang like bees.
Emotional it was, even though the translation was offbeat.
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Reflection from the Mediterranean.