Plant labels and markers are the ideal tools to help keep track of your sewing and growing. They are a functional solution to ensure you can tell your different plants apart, identify each species, ...

The violin played in Hollywood blockbuster Titanic when the ship was sinking is set to sell for up to £60,000 at auction in Wiltshire. The instrument, which can be seen multiple times in the 1997 film ...

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and Ottorino Respighi’s Sonata for Violin and Piano in B Minor, plus three encores by Brahms, Kreisler, and John Williams. Mutter began recording for the Deutsche Grammophon label in 1978 with a ...

The jury is composed of renowned violinists Mihaela Martin, as president, George Tudorache, artistic director, Lucie Robert, Pavel Vernikov and Alexandru Tomescu, custodian of the Stradivarius ...

Washington. Growing up surrounded by the relics of his famous ancestry — including Douglass’ books, photos, letters, reading glasses, and Stradivarius violin — Morris once took Abraham Lincoln’s ivory ...

An internationally-renowned Long Island music store sold valuable bass violins on consignment — and failed to give the owners the millions in proceeds, according to a pair of lawsuits.

Learn where the wild things are and how to find their footsteps this weekend at the Open Space Visitor Center. Or make tracks to one of these other events. Got an event we should know about? Reach ...

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Monday night, Frank Almond spoke amusingly and affectionately about the Lipinski Stradivarius violin, born in Cremona, Italy, in 1715 and currently resides in Milwaukee in Almond’s hands on ...

The “Stradivarius” Valley is now in the Parco Naturale di Paneveggio, some hundred miles northeast of Cremona, the birthplace of the violin and also once part of the Venetian Empire.