Our Sunday New York Times went missing this morning - pretty much the only bad thing that happened on an otherwise fine early June day. And the newspaper, for all its virtues, couldn't have delivered me this wonderful multi-media portrait of Andrea Mosconi, whose daily business is to play the 300-plus-year-old violins in a museum in Cremona, the violin making capital of the world. It's a nice reminder that every instrument, from the humble to the historic, will deteriorate if not played. And that doesn't just hold for music. See the print story HERE.
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June 03, 2007
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- String Theory Media is the web home and blog of author, producer and consultant Craig Havighurst.
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- Craig's book "Air Castle of the South: WSM and the Making of Music City" chronicles the 80-year history of the broadcaster that turned Nashville into a music town.
Craig's Radio
- Sarah Jarosz on NPR
- Nashville Flood Aftermath for NPR
- Nashville Songwriting on NPR
- The Decade in Music for ATC: Nashville Part 2
- The Decade in Music for ATC: Nashville, Part 1
- The Time Jumpers
Nashville's swing/jazz/country masters for All Things Considered. - Chris Thile and Punch Brothers
Bluegrass meets classical on NPR's All Things Considered - The Long Players
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- we shot (a little) of that: noam pikelny goes bluegrass diva
- a conversation with yonder mountain string band
- more del: the songs of bill monroe in studio
- the tao of del
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