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... of questions, and then played the show's producers like a Stradivarius. To say that it worked would be an understatement. ...
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... is the concertmaster’s role with the conductor, why Stradivarius violins are the bomb, what is the difference between sound waves, ...
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Antonio Stradivari is universally recognized as the most famous violin maker in the world - if people can name one violin, it is his. During his life, he and his apprentices built more than a thousand violins, violas, cellos and other stringed instrumen ...
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Stradivarius and his violins are so eponymous in our culture that they have ... obtained minute wood samples from restorers working on Stradivarius and Guarneri instruments ("no easy trick and it took a lot of ... readings for the chemical elements. Stradivarius violins - is chemistry the secret? Credit: ...
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- Modern Medical Techniques Tackle Violins, Wood Density And That Stradivarius Sound
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Dr. Berend Stoel from the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC), in collaboration with renowned luthier Terry Borman, has put classical violins in a CT scanner and discovered that the homogeneity in the densities of the wood from which the classical v ...
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