Few violinists in modern times have made as much of a mark on the music world as Darol Anger. A founding member of the Turtle Island Quartet, he now teaches at the Berklee School of Music in Boston. I caught up with Darol at the Wintergrass Bluegrass Festival in Bellevue, Washington, and here he talks about the physical challenges of playing the violin and some of the exceptional violins he has had the opportunity to tuck up under his chin.
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Purnaprajna Bangere & David Balakrishnan - Mathematics as Muse - Part 1
Bashar Matti - Iraqi-American Violinist
Amanda Forsyth - Cellist
Daniel Rouslin and the Mystery of the Hidden Violin
Rhiannon Giddens - Fiddler, Banjoist, and Singer
John Sherba - Violinist with the Kronos Quartet - Part 2
John Sherba - Violinist with the Kronos Quartet - Part 1
Tony Ellis - Musician, Composer, and Trader of Musical Instruments
Marco Imer Piccinotti - Italian Violin Maker - Part 2
Marco Imer Piccinotti - Italian Violin Maker - Part 1
Christian Howes - Jazz Violin and the Hero’s Journey - Part 2
Christian Howes - Jazz Violin and the Hero’s Journey - Part 1
Mark Keenan - Irish Violin Maker
Jody Stecher - Old-time Musician - Part Two
Jody Stecher - Old-time Musician - Part One
Courtney Granger - Louisiana Fiddler
Clay Buckner - Fiddler With the Red Clay Ramblers
Michael Certalic - A Custom-made Violin for a Montana Violinist
James Kelly - Irish Fiddler
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