Remembering Peter Prier Violin makers and violinists remember Peter Prier, luthier, dealer and founder of America's first school of violin-making.
http://www.violinist.com/blog/laurie/20156/16862/
Interview with Peter Prier from 2010 Violinist.com Editor Laurie Niles spoke to Peter Prier in 2010: "When I first came over, there were only five major shops in America, and they were very selfish to keep the knowledge to themselves," Prier said. "In many ways, with this school, I broke that conspiracy."
http://www.violinist.com/blog/laurie/20108/11588/
Starling-DeLay 2015: The Pedagogy Sessions
Brian Lewis: Teaching Versatility: The Music of Fritz Kreisler
"There's nothing wrong with having a little dessert in your program!" Working on short pieces by
Fritz Kreisler with
Brian Lewis:
http://www.violinist.com/blog/laurie/20156/16858/
Benjam?n Ram?rez Analyzes Films and Photographs of Master Musicians Looking at the films after the performance like athletes look at the films after games:
http://www.violinist.com/blog/laurie/20156/16854/
'Safety move' for soft starts and bow changes at the frog
Nathan Cole's secret to starting notes super-quietly at the frog, without getting super-shaky!
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