Finzi Quartet wins loan of 'Evangelists'
British ensemble to play on matched set of Vuillaume instruments
The Finzi Quartet will be able to use the 'Evangelists', a matched set of Vuillaume instruments, for two years after winning a competition at the Wigmore Hall. The instruments are owned by the Swiss Global Artistic Foundation, and were previously loaned to the Modigliani Quartet. Vuillaume made the set in 1863 and named the instruments 'St John', 'St Mark', 'St Matthew' and 'St Luke'.
A subscription to The Strad magazine gets you closer to the best players, the finest instruments, and the most famous makers every month. If you're serious about strings, you need The Strad. Click here to subscribe.
Missed an issue of The Strad? Don't worry, you can also order back issues. Click here to order.
The Strad Library has a comprehensive selection of specialist books, DVDs and CDs for luthiers, players, teachers and students. Click here to visit the Library.
No related articles at this time
.
Available now:
The Strad
Join our group >>
Share your thoughts with hundreds of strings enthusiasts on our vibrant Facebook group.
Share your thoughts with hundreds of strings enthusiasts on our vibrant Facebook group.
Twitter with The Strad >>
Keep up to date with the latest tweets about the strings world on our official Twitter feed.
RSS Feed of the Strad tweets >>
Keep up to date with the latest tweets about the strings world on our official Twitter feed.
RSS Feed of the Strad tweets >>
Finzi Quartet wins loan of 'Evangelists'
COMMENTS (0) Add Your Comment