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Montreal based I Medici di McGill orchestra launches its new Médecins musiciens season, where medical dedication meets ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. This violin mute was made by an ...

Have you ever wondered what makes an old Italian violin sound so special? For centuries, musicians and scientists have puzzled over the unique qualities of instruments made by masters like Antonio ...

CCTV footage released shows the suspect in the theft of the £150,000 violin from an Islington pub (Picture: Metropolitan Police) A manhunt has been launched after a 285-year-old violin belonging to a ...

Not sure if your violin is in tune? 🎯 This video gives you a clear, note-by-note reference of how a properly tuned violin should sound — perfect for beginners and self-taught players. #ViolinTuning ...

Japanese artisans have dedicated their glass-blowing skills to a life-like instrument that sounds akin to its wooden cousin. Japanese glassblowers have turned their chops to replicating the string ...

From Tchaikovsky to The Temptations, from Imagine Dragons to Johann Sebastian Bach, music masters Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus collaborate to bring audiences a rare glimpse of an evening of unusual, ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. A half-decade has passed since the last Black Violin album, "Give Thanks," dropped. But the unique ...

A top violinist playing in a prestigious London orchestra has had their ‘irreplaceable’ 300-year-old violin stolen from a pub in Islington. David López Ibáñez, who is a second violinist with London’s ...

Over the past quarter-century, the Australian label Eloquence has been issuing beautiful and copious multidisc sets devoted to mid-20th-century musicians who spent much—usually most—of their careers ...