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In 2016, Computer Science Professor Harry Mairson received a Provost Research grant to to work on his software for classical stringed instrument design. In the very early morning, we were off to ...

Born in Soviet Baku with European and Russian roots, Mstislav Rostropovich was naturally endowed with the best of divergent cultures. His musical genius forever changed the landscape of classical ...

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The Acapella High Violoncello II Full-Range Loudspeaker, a newly developed system in the Acapella family, combines the you-are-there presence of an efficient horn speaker with the virtues of ...

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CAN any of your readers explain the reason of the unpleasant jarring noise which is sometimes found in certain notes of the violoncello, termed by musicians the wolf?

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The University of the Arts (HfK) Bremen is strengthening their ranks. Starting April 1st, 2024, the renowned cellist Tanja Tetzlaff will become a professor at the HfK. Anyone interested in studying ...

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F. W. Galpin, Viola Pomposa and Violoncello Piccolo, Music & Letters, Vol. 12, No. 4 (Oct., 1931), pp. 354-364 ...