Thad E Ginathom
Well-Known Member
Hee Hee... not only do all violins indeed look much the same, but their appearance has changed quite a lot since Mr S was making them, and all his still-played examples will have been substantially altered. I guess the body is still the same shape. That violin body, however, and even the shape of the sound holes without the body, says music to almost everyone. Can't get much more classic than that!
Aside: There are carnatic rasikas who despise the presence of the violin on their stage, disparaging it as an English instrument, whereas, of course, it is an Italian instrument, introduced to India by the Irish
Aside: There are carnatic rasikas who despise the presence of the violin on their stage, disparaging it as an English instrument, whereas, of course, it is an Italian instrument, introduced to India by the Irish