Dance of the swans.

The article focuses on the evolution of bow-making in 19th-century France, particularly the contributions of Charles Nicolas Bazin. It examines how Bazin's workshop adapted to increasing demand for lighter, more flexible bows, drawing on influences from both French and English masters, including Fra...

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Publicado en:Strad Vol. 136; no. 1618; pp. 44 - 52
Autor principal: Morency, Richard
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Publicado: Newsquest Specialist Media Feb2025
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