Tag: Violin
Obituary: Renowned Violin Maker Andrew Fairfax (1953–2025)
Andrew Fairfax, a respected figure in contemporary violin making, has passed away. His contributions to the craft have left a significant mark on the string instrument community.
V. Richelieu Explores Sustainable Materials in String Instrument Making
Luthier V. Richelieu is pioneering the use of sustainable materials to innovate the design and construction of string instruments, reflecting a growing trend in classical music craftsmanship.
Colburn Conservatory Artist to Perform on Historic Violin
A violinist affiliated with the Colburn School is scheduled to perform using a historically significant instrument, emphasizing the intersection of heritage and contemporary artistry in classical music.
Interview with Violinist and Educator Jonathan Crow
A detailed conversation with Jonathan Crow, violinist, concertmaster, former artistic director, and educator, discussing his career and perspectives on music.
Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Music Society Concludes Beethoven Violin-Piano Sonata Cycle
The Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Music Society will complete its Beethoven violin and piano sonata cycle with a final concert on January 11, marking a significant event for chamber music enthusiasts and classical musicians.
Violinists Hina and Fiona Release New Album “Dear to Us”
Violinists Hina and Fiona have released their latest collaborative album titled "Dear to Us," contributing to the contemporary violin repertoire and performance landscape.
New Beginner Strings Class Introduced in Hibbing to Support Music Education
A new beginner strings class has been launched in Hibbing, providing foundational instruction to aspiring string musicians.
Höfner Files for Bankruptcy: Impact on the Legacy of the Iconic...
German instrument maker Höfner, renowned for crafting Paul McCartney's iconic violin bass, has filed for bankruptcy. This development holds significance for musicians and the classical and popular music communities alike.
Historic Instrument Maker Known for Iconic Paul McCartney Bass Files for...
A venerable instrument maker with a 138-year history and notable association with Paul McCartney’s bass has filed for bankruptcy and outlined a plan for the next three months amid financial difficulties.
College of Charleston History Chair Integrates Music into Academic Scholarship
A faculty member at the College of Charleston's History Department employs musical elements to enrich the understanding of historical narratives, highlighting the interdisciplinary nature of music and history.
