The Strad Magazine
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Since its launch in 1890, the magazine has brought its readers the best features, comments and analyses on all issues of interest to string teachers, players, students, instrument makers and enthusiasts. Authoritative, trusted and influential, The Strad keeps readers informed about the latest news, groundbreaking research and techniques in all aspects of playing and making stringed instruments..
The Strad Magazine
6d ago
Luthier Neil Campbell shares how he crafted a violin in the style of the iconic instrument played by the legendary guitarist ..read more
The Strad Magazine
6d ago
While scholars have scrutinised the making traditions of various Italian cities, the luthiers of Ferrara have been largely neglected – until now. Florian Leonhard presents the results of recent archival research into Alessandro Mezzadri and the Marconcini family, along with notes on their making styles ..read more
The Strad Magazine
6d ago
Our May 2024 cover star discusses the tools of her trade with Tom Stewart ..read more
The Strad Magazine
6d ago
Connecting cultural heritage and environmental sustainability, Daniel Neves discusses a proposal to include pernambuco in Appendix I of CITES, a change that would significantly impact the global trade of this essential wood ..read more
The Strad Magazine
6d ago
Barbara Khristi writes about the deeds of luthier Phillip Injeian, who helped restore instruments damaged in the Bosnian War, as well as the 2010 Haiti earthquake ..read more
The Strad Magazine
6d ago
Violist Henrik Frendin shares how his search for the perfect sound palette led him to commission two bespoke instruments by Richard Rolf ..read more
The Strad Magazine
6d ago
The instrument went missing at the University of Cape Town between 20–21 April ..read more
The Strad Magazine
6d ago
Artists including Yo-Yo Ma, Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Anne-Sophie Mutter will feature in the upcoming season ..read more
The Strad Magazine
2w ago
The ability to identify the maker of a bow is a rare talent that requires a keen eye and a wealth of knowledge. Jacques Poullot gives some pointers as to how to acquire such expertise ..read more