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Editorial
Editorís letter
We’vecome a long way over the past twelve
Contributors
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PARISANDREW (Opinion, page 23) is a British luthier
SOUNDPOST
LETTER of the MONTH
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FRONT
Classica l unclassifed
News and events from around the world this month
NEWS IN BRIEF
Santiago Cañón-Valencia kicked off Copa Airlines flight bit.ly/3WZQte4
OBITUARIES
ANDREW DAWES Canadian violinist Andrew Dawes died on
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CELLO STRINGS
Life lessons
The US cellist on how a disciplined early approach enabled him to embrace the possibilities of new experiences
TIME TO CUT THE CORD?
Luthier Paris Andrew argues that, rather than slavishly copying Antonio Stradivari models, makers should study and explore some of the other beautiful instruments that exist
A birthday celebration
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BLINK IF YOU DARE
Daniel Pioro is a violinist to watch – uncompromising about speaking his mind, whether it comes to challenging mediocrity, championing new works or combining ancient and modern. He talks to Tom Stewart about his philosophy, his new album, and the fresh ideas he is bringing to his ongoing residency at London’s Southbank Centre
DANIEL PIORO ON HIS VIOLIN
The violinist has played a modern instrument inspired by the ‘Viotti’ Stradivari since 2012
FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
A bow made entirely from ivory has long been considered an enigma as it has never been attributed to a country, let alone to a maker. Now Gennady Filimonov reveals its origins – made by one of the finest and most respected Russian artisans in history
ONCE MORE, WITH FEELING
How does repetition in instrumental practice benefit our playing? Pedro de Alcantara provides tips on how to bring some creativity and intentionality into your practice time
SINGING A NEW SONG
Following major competition successes, the US violinist Maria Ioudenitch has made her debut recording based on song arrangements treated with understated nuance. She tells Rita Fernandes about the forthcoming album
LEARNING CURVES
How did the old Cremonese makers work out their archings? Gareth Ballard presents a detailed method for analysing the various curves – and creating your own from the same principles
The competitive advantage
How can you win at a competition, even if you don’t pick up a prize? Charlotte Gardner gleans the advice of top figures in the music industry on how to make the most of the experience
REGULARS
CESARE CANDI
A close look at the work of great and unusual makers
Making a soundpost jig
Makers reveal their special techniques
MY SPACE
A peek into lutherie workshops around the world 
Berlin’s Oberlin
Points of interest to violin and bow makers
BEETHOVEN GROSSE FUGE OP.133
Teaching & Playing
GROSSE FUGE
Dem Kardinal Erzherzog Rudolph gewidmet
Scaling the heights
Thoughts on effective scale and arpeggio practice
Reviews
Your monthly critical round-up of performances, recordings and publications
RECORDINGS
AKIHO LigNEouS Suite; Deciduous; Speaking Tree Ian Rosenbaum
BOOKS
The Northern Silence: Journeys in Nordic Music and
From the ARCHIVE
The pseudonymous ‘Lancastrian’ (Dr William Hardman) interviews virtuoso violinist Adolph Brodsky, then principal of the Royal Manchester College of Music
IN THE NEXT ISSUE
FRENCH FOCUS
MARIO BRUNELLO
The Italian cellist recalls the first time he performed Bach’s Sonatas and Partitas on the violoncello piccolo, and how the experience informed his understanding of the composer
CONTENTS
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COURSE SUGGESTIONS
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COURSES FOR PLAYERS AND TEACHERS
PLAYERS KEY Instruments vn violin va viola vc
COURSES FOR MAKERS
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INDEX
A Aboyne Cello Festival.....................................25 Academy of Improvising Kids.......................22
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