Elena Moretti
Elena Moretti is an editor specializing in lutherie, string instruments, and historical craftsmanship. Her work explores violin making, workshops, restoration, materials, and the dialogue between tradition and modern research.
Violinists and Environmentalists Clash Over Use of Rare Wood in Instrument...
A growing conflict unfolds as violin makers continue to source a rare wood prized for its acoustic qualities, drawing criticism from environmental advocates concerned about sustainability and species preservation.
Defining Fiddle Moments That Shaped Country Music’s Sonic Landscape
The fiddle has long served as a cornerstone of country music, with pivotal performances marking its evolution and enduring appeal. Examining four seminal fiddle moments reveals how this instrument contributed to the genre's identity and cultural legacy.
Fingering Tape: A Practical Guide for Violin Beginners
Acid-free, 3mm wide fingertip tape is gaining attention as a helpful tool for violin students learning fingerboard positions, offering a tactile guide without harming the instrument.
Experts May Have Rediscovered a 316-Year-Old Stradivarius Violin Looted During World...
A violin crafted by Antonio Stradivari over three centuries ago, believed lost after World War II, might have been identified by specialists, raising hopes for the recovery of stolen cultural treasures.
Exploring Bach’s Violin Sonata No. 2 Fugue Through the Double Bass
A recent interpretation of Bach’s Fugue from his Violin Sonata No. 2 reveals fresh insights as it is performed on the double bass, challenging traditional instrument boundaries and enriching the understanding of Baroque repertoire.
