By Cristina Schreil | From the May-June 2020 issue of Strings magazine There’s a beloved analogy that reinforces the importance of having a great violin bow... Read More...
By Patrick Sullivan | From the March/April 2020 issue of Strings Magazine A damaged bow is no treat for any eyes, but it’s a particularly sore sight fo... Read More...
By Elizabeth Vander Veer Shaak Traveling internationally with African ivory–tipped bows has become a source of stress for many musicians over the last decad... Read More...
Benoît Rolland
Award-winning, Parisian-born bow maker Benoît Rolland studied both piano and violin, graduating from the Paris and Versailles conservatoires. H... Read More...
By Megan Westberg
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The American Federation of Violin and Bow Makers (AFVBM) met in Berkeley last week to talk about all things techni... Read More...
By Julian Schwarz
For a string player, a great instrument is only half the equipment battle. A phenomenal bow is the other half, providing finesse, tone, and... Read More...
Sponsored Story by Berg Bows Berg Bows International, of Bloomington, IN announces a Go Fund Me project to replicate the late Janos Starker's Kittel cello ... Read More...
Every two years, the American Federation of Violin and Bow Makers, a group comprised of some of the most respected bow and violin makers, restorers, and dealers... Read More...
Ahead of the annual round of London auctions held in March, Beares Auctions has announced a new direction for the auction wing of the established shop, John &am... Read More...