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Luthier Carlos Arcieri is seen in his workshop in this short film by Emilio Seri made in 2018.
Arcieri worked Wurlitzer’s in New York under Simone Sacconi and alongside René Morel, John Roskoski, Dario D’Attili, Luiz Bellini, William Salchow, Mario D’Alessandro and Vahakn Nigogosian until the shop closed in 1974. He has since worked independently in New York and New Jersey.
Film by: emilioseriportfolio.wordpress.com
One of only eight cellos known to be made by the Turin-based luthier, it is named after Canadian cellist Christine Newland
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Test your violin knowledge with some of the questions from the VSA convention’s Trivia Night on Monday 18 November
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