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Matt and Marie play Turlough O'Carolan's Concerto
Happy St. Patrick's Day and Viola Month of 2024! This March we are celebrating all things Viola at Claire Givens Violins.
In celebration of St. Patrick's Day, we are featuring our Viola Specialist Matthew Dehnbostel and our Workshop Assistant Marie Stier. Both are playing an Andrezj Sweietlinksi Viola, 16" and 15 1/2" respectively. Both are priced at $9,500.00. Matt plays a Silveria Bow priced at $1,355.00 and Marie plays a Camilo Herculano Bow priced at $990.00.
Turlough O'Carolan, born in 1670 in Nobber, County Meath, was a blind Celtic harper, composer, and singer in Ireland. He is considered the National Composer of Ireland. This concerto, legend has it, was composed as a response to ...
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Видео

Annelisa Guries from Givens Violins on the anatomy of the bow
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Bow Restorer Annelisa Guries talks about the different parts of the bow! www.givensviolins.com
Happy Mardi Gras!
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March 5, 2019 Happy Mardi Gras! Our Workshop Assistant Marie Stier, Sales Associate Isabel Dammann and Shipping Manager Leah Meyer jam on “La Danse de Mardi Gras”. Isabel is playing the Thomas Earle Hesketh, Manchester 1935 violin, and Marie is playing the Arthur Bowler, London 1901... and Leah is playing some uncut soundposts! Bowler: www.givensviolins.com/inventory/violins/arthur-bowler-londo...
Winter from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
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January 30, 2019 We’ve braved the Arctic Tundra, and we are open as usual! Here’s a clip of our staff playing the only tune appropriate for a day like today, Winter from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons ❄️ Stay warm!! www.givensviolins.com
Chris Haddox and Marie Stier play "Old and Dusty"
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Thanks to Chris Haddox for stopping by our shop to try violins today! Here is Chris with Givens Violins shipping manager, Marie Stier, playing "Old and Dusty", an Old Time tune. Chris is playing our violin by Gregory Sapp, and Marie is playing a violin from Givens Violins' workshop assistant, Mason Weedman. www.givensviolins.com
How does one properly install a string?
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Make sure to wind the string toward the wall of the peg box. It is important the string be wound neatly and uniformly without overlap. This will help prevent breakage. www.givensviolins.com
What is peg dope and how do I properly apply it to my pegs?
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Peg dope is a compound which, when applied to the peg, helps it turn more uniformly at gives it a more secure hold. Peg dope should be applied where the peg touches the walls of the peg box. Restorer Marie Stier shows us how the job is done. www.givensviolins.com
Happy St. Patrick's Day from all of us at Givens Violins!
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March 17, 2019 'Haste to the Wedding' is a traditional Irish Jig, performed by Leah Meyer on Violin (Violin/Viola Specialist at Givens Violins) and Marie Stier on Banjo (Workshop Assistant at Givens Violins). Leah is playing on Olivier & Bisch, Paris, 1926 Violin and a Baroque Andrew Dipper Corrette Model bow. We have inventory to suit all styles of playing. The Baroque bows are not only great ...
Bender endpins
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The Bender endpin is designed to optimize sound quality and resonance of the cello. The plug screws into the end block as opposed to being held by tension. This, in addition to the 360-degree collet-style grip of the rod, allows for a more consistent resonance to the overall sound of the instrument. Choice of rod materials includes carbon fiber, titanium, aluminum, and steel. Each has a notable...
Andrew Dipper recreating the Lyra da Braccio by Andrea Amati for Henry II of France c. 1536-38.
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www.dipperrestorations.com Dipper Restorations Instagram: dipperrestorations Dipper Restorations Facebook: dipperrestorations/
Andrew Dipper working on a copy of the Matthias and Augustinus Kaiser Bass Viol
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Andrew Dipper is currently working on a copy of the Matthias and Augustinus Kaiser Bass Viol, a viola de gamba made by two luthiers in Düsseldorf thought to be brothers, Matthias and Augustinus, c. 1700. In the early 1980s, Andrew Dipper restored the original viol which he said had the most beautiful voice. It resides in Edinburgh at St. Cecilia’s Hall. He drafted drawings of this historical in...
Jay Haide 5 String Violoncello Piccolo set up by Andrew Dipper
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This Jay Haide 5 String Violoncello Piccolo was set up to appropriate historical standards by Andrew Dipper. It is priced at $6,200. ed.gr/cujdl www.dipperrestorations.com Dipper Restorations Instagram: dipperrestorations Dipper Restorations Facebook: dipperrestorations/
Cajun Fiddler David Greely plays Andrew Dipper's Baroque bow
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Special thanks to Professional Cajun Fiddler David Greely for making this special video for us! For more information on this bow visit dipperrestorations.com/violin-bow-baroque-imported-snakewood/?fbclid=IwAR0OXA2FCZIbm2FgUwBWGFzYHqnCVdkNOnfMTFKYQ12c53uuye1r-xtJcDQ To learn more about David Greely visit davidgreely.com/ www.dipperrestorations.com Dipper Restorations Instagram: dip...
Aaron Janse from the Minnesota Orchestra plays Andrew Dipper's Paganini model bow
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This classical violin bow made by Andrew Dipper celebrates the early career of Niccolo Paganini. It is made of dark snakewood pernambuco with a depiction of The Papal Order of The Golden Spur inlaid on the frog. We are able to offer this bow for $5,800. ed.gr/cpl7x To learn more about Aaron Janse visit: www.aaronjanse.com/ www.dipperrestorations.com Dipper Restorations Instagram: ...
Caitlin Pieper from Givens Violins discusses various cellos available: Cellopalooza 2021
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Claire Givens introduces herself to Cellopalooza students 2021
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Claire Givens introduces herself to Cellopalooza students 2021
Claire Givens introduces her collection of vintage rosins
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Claire Givens introduces her collection of vintage rosins
Rachell Ellen Wong plays the Johann Georg Voigt II Violin, Markneukirchen c. 1780
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Rachell Ellen Wong plays the Johann Georg Voigt II Violin, Markneukirchen c. 1780
Andrew Dipper shows a properly converted Baroque violin
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Andrew Dipper shows a properly converted Baroque violin
Claire Givens on Mute Violins
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Claire Givens on Mute Violins
Claire Givens shows her Heron Allen book
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Claire Givens shows her Heron Allen book
Claire Givens on Fancy Violins
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Claire Givens on Fancy Violins
Doug Lay of Givens Violins on violin bridges
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Doug Lay of Givens Violins on violin bridges
Rachell Ellen Wong plays the Sebastien Dalinger violin, Vienna c. 1780
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Rachell Ellen Wong plays the Sebastien Dalinger violin, Vienna c. 1780
Claire Givens shows her Cremona Room
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Claire Givens shows her Cremona Room
Claire Givens on her collection of vintage mutes
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Claire Givens on her collection of vintage mutes
Rachell Ellen Wong plays an Ashmolean no. 27 model clip-in bow on an Urquhart violin
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Rachell Ellen Wong plays an Ashmolean no. 27 model clip-in bow on an Urquhart violin
The importance of playing Baroque repertoire on historically accurate instruments and bows
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The importance of playing Baroque repertoire on historically accurate instruments and bows
Andrew Dipper on the evolution of the violin bow
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Andrew Dipper on the evolution of the violin bow
Annelisa Guries: Bow Restorer at Claire Givens Violins
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Annelisa Guries: Bow Restorer at Claire Givens Violins

Комментарии

  • @purnachandrapanigrahi9355
    @purnachandrapanigrahi9355 Месяц назад

    can any body mention which side of the bridge is front or back please { back i mean at tail piece end} where no mark is available on a new bridge?

  • @gerardkilbride
    @gerardkilbride Месяц назад

    Nice Bridge perhaps one for THE INTERNATIONAL VIOLIN BRIDGE COMPETITION which is now open for registrations, come join us and celebrate the art of violin bridges and showcase your work globally

  • @altoclefuser
    @altoclefuser 2 месяца назад

    cant wait to come here! going this week possibly

  • @user-kz1cb6tk2e
    @user-kz1cb6tk2e 3 месяца назад

  • @BaroqueViolin
    @BaroqueViolin 5 месяцев назад

    Very interesting! Thank you!

  • @supertrucker99
    @supertrucker99 6 месяцев назад

    New SUB IM 6STRINGS .... TRUCKERS WIFE GOT NEW VIOLIN IM STOKED.

  • @ramasas3
    @ramasas3 6 месяцев назад

    Can you please drop a link to a good peg dope compound?

  • @raffyzoo2130
    @raffyzoo2130 7 месяцев назад

    the sharp outside edges do not do a thing, round them and save moving mass.

  • @williampascoe7954
    @williampascoe7954 8 месяцев назад

    Amazing, I never realised that violin bridges were such works of art in their own right.

  • @schpeidermann
    @schpeidermann 8 месяцев назад

    You don't tune your bridges?

  • @TNungesser
    @TNungesser 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks for your video. What would be nice is if someone explained WHY a luthier carves this part of the bridge for this specific violin but carves the bridge differently for a different violin. In other words, why shape the heart and kidneys so much for one violin but differently for another violin? What sealant is good for sealing the bridge?

    • @gingercat6128
      @gingercat6128 8 месяцев назад

      Wipe the front and back very sparingly with teak oil, but not the ends. The grain will absorb too much.

    • @user-mv3xy6fy3c
      @user-mv3xy6fy3c 16 дней назад

      ​@@gingercat6128 Thought that was an old trick shysters would use to make the bridge warp faster (this obviously necessitating a new bridge to be carved by said shady luthier)?

  • @saberanouar
    @saberanouar 9 месяцев назад

    ❤❤

  • @JeffreyCWang
    @JeffreyCWang 10 месяцев назад

    Much appreciation for sharing such a wealth of information about bows from multiple perspectives!👍

  • @jamesrempel1455
    @jamesrempel1455 11 месяцев назад

    Would love to visit some day

  • @californiadreamin8423
    @californiadreamin8423 Год назад

    Simple 🙀 when you know how. Thank you .

  • @californiadreamin8423
    @californiadreamin8423 Год назад

    Extremely interesting. Thank you.

  • @reynojosuejr.v.6872
    @reynojosuejr.v.6872 Год назад

    Why is not bone bridge?

  • @DrQuadrivium
    @DrQuadrivium Год назад

    Pity about the mask. Now proven to be useless.

  • @josephovermyer9276
    @josephovermyer9276 Год назад

    great information

  • @neo4.028
    @neo4.028 Год назад

    How high is fingerboard from belly

  • @teku2004
    @teku2004 Год назад

    Thank you for the fantastic video!!!

  • @someofmyvideos774
    @someofmyvideos774 Год назад

    Very informative. Thank you!

  • @seanhallahan14
    @seanhallahan14 Год назад

    Very good lesson! Thank you.

  • @RockStarOscarStern634
    @RockStarOscarStern634 Год назад

    This is perfect for playing Violin pieces down an Octave

  • @Sixalienasa
    @Sixalienasa Год назад

    SLC, not bad, you are a Member i presume, i hope. Good on ya Mate.

  • @Sixalienasa
    @Sixalienasa Год назад

    Dude what's with the Mask, I thought this was about Violin Bridges not Zorro. ;-)

    • @johnjriggsarchery2457
      @johnjriggsarchery2457 Год назад

      No kidding. He's in his own workshop.

    • @kennielsen8554
      @kennielsen8554 Год назад

      Yeah what a clown

    • @TNungesser
      @TNungesser 8 месяцев назад

      @johnjriggsarchery2457 He has to protect himself from the camera person taking the video

    • @schpeidermann
      @schpeidermann 8 месяцев назад

      @@TNungesser You don't protect yourself with a mask. It's to protect others.

    • @TNungesser
      @TNungesser 8 месяцев назад

      @@schpeidermann No, he wore it to protect himself.

  • @alandana
    @alandana Год назад

    Very nice video! Alan

  • @huailiulin
    @huailiulin 2 года назад

    Hi 2nd comment

  • @yoshikidyoshiki
    @yoshikidyoshiki 2 года назад

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge about the history of a violin bow. We, playsers, have little occation to listen to things like this. This video is very helpful for us to know deeper our intimate tool, or rather, the extention of our hand. I'd be happy if you would explain the history of the camber/curve change. Thanks.

  • @pecator70
    @pecator70 2 года назад

    Thanks for your exposé! Love the Schlosser! I have my doubts about the Urquhart violin: is it a composite? Have you done a dendrochronological exam? It looks like an ‘adjusted’ Cuijpers violin, or something like that…🤔

  • @jonathanroyce9692
    @jonathanroyce9692 2 года назад

    I just acquired a Vingo baroque bow, and really like the feel of it, the weight/balance, the clarity. It is taking some getting used to, but so far I really dig it.

  • @RockStarOscarStern634
    @RockStarOscarStern634 2 года назад

    I would use Warchal Ambers (as well as Wittner Fine Tune Pegs & Tailpiece w/ no Fine Tuners along w/ String winder) because they hold tune better than the Gut Strings

  • @Creationhorse
    @Creationhorse 2 года назад

    Thanks so much for this video. I'm a fiddle player too, also interested in Baroque music, and have been very curious about Baroque bows. ..sound and playability. It would be helpful to see a demo comparison of this Baroque bow, with a nice Pernambuco bow. Also wondering what strings you are using.

  • @arunraja1479
    @arunraja1479 2 года назад

    How much this violin cost

  • @thomaswilde7745
    @thomaswilde7745 4 года назад

    Really well-done video. The shop looks great. I especially like your library of books. Congratulations.