On Stage at Wigmore Hall
The instruments at Wigmore Hall Winter 2020
Spotlighting the historic instruments played at the Wigmore Hall
On Stage at Wigmore Hall is a series by Tarisio in partnership with the Wigmore Hall in London.
Tarisio’s founder and expert Jason Price explores the iconic violins, violas and cellos heard each season, bringing their makers, characteristics and history to life through unique content and leading expertise.
This season will include the Renaud Capuçon’s ‘Panette’ Guarneri ‘del Gesù’ of 1737 and the 1715 ‘Marsick’ Stradivari played by Canadian
soloist James Ehnes (also see Jason’s interview with Ehnes about his violin).
Published in the Wigmore Hall concert programmes, Jason’s commentaries will appear alongside the artist’s biography. Here they are collated into a digital exhibition with additional images, provenance, interviews with musicians and links to the instruments in the Cozio archive.
James Ehnes, ‘Marsick’ Stradivari, 1715
James Ehnes and Jason Price discuss his ‘Marsick’ Stradivari of 1715 in a video interview, while Jason explores what makes the instruments from the years 1713–16 so special.
VIEW- James Ehnes, ‘Marsick’ Stradivari, 1715
- Renaud Capuçon, ‘Panette’ Guarneri ‘del Gesù’, 1737
- Rachel Podger, Antonio Pazarini, 1739
- Vilde Frang, J.B. Vuillaume, 1866
- Alisa Weilerstein, Montagnana, c. 1730
- Lana Trotovsek, Dalla Costa c. 1750
- Benjamin Beilman, ‘Engleman’ Stradivari
- Hilary Hahn, J.B. Vuillaume, 1865
- Janine Jansen, ‘Rivaz, Baron Gutmann’ Stradivari
- Tasmin Little, G.B. Guadagnini, 1757
- Alina Ibragimova, Anselmo Bellosio
- Steven Isserlis, ‘Marquis de Corberon’ Stradivari
- Narek Hakhnzaryan, Guarneri ‘filius Andreae’, 1707
- Veronika Eberle ‘Dragonetti’ Stradivari
- Truls Mørk, Montagnana 1723
- Edgar Moreau, Tecchler 1711
- Jean-Guihen Queyras, Gioffredo Cappa, c. 1696
- Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Pressenda, 1834
- Pieter Wispelwey, G.B. Guadagnini, 1760
- Joshua Bell, ‘Gibson, Hubermann’ Stradivari, 1713
- Gautier Capuçon, Goffriller, c. 1700
- Daniel Müller-Schott, Matteo Goffriller c. 1727
- Isabelle Faust, ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Stradivari, c. 1704
- Jennifer Pike, Matteo Goffriller 1708
- Augustin Dumay, Guarneri ‘del Gesù’, c. 1743
- Vadim Gluzman, ‘ex-Leopold Auer’ Stradivari, 1690
- Liza Ferschtman, ‘Benno, Rabinof’ Guarneri ‘del Gesù’, 1742
- Instrument Gallery, Wigmore Hall 2017–19