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The Cozio Carteggio

Latest Feature

Two little-known bow makers, part 1: Pascal Lauxerrois
Richard Young

You’ve probably never heard of Pascal Lauxerrois or Lionel Tasquier, but they were both outstanding bow makers who died tragically young

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Giuseppe Pedrazzini
Dmitry Gindin

Giuseppe Pedrazzini successfully pursued an independent career in early 20th-century Milan despite its highly competitive atmosphere

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French lutherie of the 17th century
Marc Rosenstiel with the assistance of Victor Poiret

Who were the earliest French violin makers and why have so few of their instruments survived?

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Raffaele and Giuseppe Fiorini, part 2
Dmitry Gindin and Roberto Regazzi

How the work of the Fiorinis diverged, as Giuseppe fell under the influence of the Cremonese school

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