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In this video cellist Sarah Markle performs ‘Original Rags’ (1899) by Scott Joplin, using Coruss synthetic bow hair. According to the manufacturer, Coruss synthetic bow hair matches natural horsehair in blind tests for tone and articulation.
The pianist Evan Currie.
One of only eight cellos known to be made by the Turin-based luthier, it is named after Canadian cellist Christine Newland
David Rattray examines a firm link between the Aberdeen and London schools of lutherie in the 18th century
The auction house’s head photographer gives details on his camera set-up, lighting, studio layout and the different requirements of front, side, back and scroll shots
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