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Hi guys, 

Please post here your links for violin making videos, particularly old videos. Learning about violin making, it is great to see how it was done in the olden days. 

https://youtu.be/b9ZgneQmJ_M

The Red Violin is a beautiful movie

As a new hobby, it is quite fascinating. This is for amateurs/hobby. To become professional it is a lot better to go to college.

With much appreciation, Rachel 

Posted

Davide Sora

Great youtube channel, he is also part of the forum. 

Davide, that video of your Prime Note violin. Looks amazing, fine workmanship. It is perfect! 

Posted

Contemporary - EViolins youtube channel

By Charles R Ervin

Has a wealth of information, he traced an actual Stradivarius and analysed them. Very interesting 

Violin making is something that can be researched and researched... More and more, there is a world of information out there. It is truely mesmerising, it is a mystery.. 

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9 hours ago, Rachell66 said:

Davide Sora

Great youtube channel, he is also part of the forum. 

Davide, that video of your Prime Note violin. Looks amazing, fine workmanship. It is perfect! 

Thanks!:)

I hope you won't consider me on the list of "good channels of older violin makers", I'm not that old!:lol:

You can guess this from the fact that my videos are in color and not black and white...:P

Posted
11 hours ago, Rachell66 said:

Hi guys, 

Please post here your links for violin making videos, particularly old videos. Learning about violin making, it is great to see how it was done in the olden days. 

https://youtu.be/b9ZgneQmJ_M

The Red Violin is a beautiful movie

As a new hobby, it is quite fascinating. This is for amateurs/hobby. To become professional it is a lot better to go to college.

With much appreciation, Rachel 

Hello Rachell, this was on MN four years ago:

 

 

Posted
6 hours ago, Davide Sora said:

Thanks!:)

I hope you won't consider me on the list of "good channels of older violin makers", I'm not that old!:lol:

You can guess this from the fact that my videos are in color and not black and white...:P

Hahaha no no no! 

You are a great contemporary maker! Let's not get confused!

There is something about old makers, the simplicity.. Without all the bells and whistles. 

Davide, I like your style, you are an inspiration! 

Well people can post here links of great makers new and old. Preferably in colour lol

Posted

Oh me oh my, how easily some people are seduced. :rolleyes:

Rachell, if you have a good-paying job, there will be no shortage of "starving artists" who will want to marry you, or at least hump your leg for a minute or two.

Please send me a summary of your gross income, your net income, along with your tax filings for the last five years, and a photo of your leg. :)

Posted

Jealous?? 

18 minutes ago, David Burgess said:

Oh me oh my, how easily some people are seduced. :rolleyes:

Rachell, if you have a good-paying job, there will be no shortage of "starving artists" who will want to marry you, or at least hump your leg for a minute or two.

Please send me a summary of your gross income, your net income, along with your tax filings for the last five years, and a photo of your leg. :)

Jealous?? 

Posted
16 hours ago, Rachell66 said:

Contemporary - EViolins youtube channel

By Charles R Ervin

Has a wealth of information, he traced an actual Stradivarius and analysed them. Very interesting 

Violin making is something that can be researched and researched... More and more, there is a world of information out there. It is truely mesmerising, it is a mystery.. 

I tried to contact Mr. Ervin but he never replied.   Some of his videos are interesting although not for making.  

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37 minutes ago, MikeC said:

I tried to contact Mr. Ervin but he never replied.   Some of his videos are interesting although not for making.  

I thought it was very interesting, because if you want to make a violin, you need to know how they work. 

Posted
5 minutes ago, Rachell66 said:

I thought it was very interesting, because if you want to make a violin, you need to know how they work. 

Stradivari may or may not have achieved your level of insightfulness.

Posted

I think it's just great when people like Davide post videos of violin making. YouTube is a great place where people can show their craft, just like maestronet.com where experts come to share their knowledge.. 

Posted
7 minutes ago, David Burgess said:

Stradivari may or may not have achieved your level of insightfulness.

Chill, David.. Come to think of it, you and Jacob Saunders.. Now that's a match made in heaven. 

I love watching anything about the violin. Sound testing, history, different makers, there was a video of Mr Ervin discussing one f whole being a mm higher than the other.. Fascinating.. 

I don't claim to know, or be insightfull, but I sure love to learn. 

I have never taken so much time researching before learning to do something. I just find violin making on a different level. I want to take my time.. I gathered a lot of information, i just can't decide on what tools to get. I am starting with cheaper wood from David Dyke. I can learn carving on that, no need to botch up anything valuable. 

 

https://youtube.com/c/LucasFabro

I like this channel, great maker

 

Posted
1 hour ago, David Burgess said:

Please send me............a photo of your leg. :)

Looking for wool?   :ph34r:  :P  :lol:

10 minutes ago, Rachell66 said:

I think it's just great when..........experts come to share their knowledge.. 

Many, like Davide, do.   Then there's Burgess............. :huh: 

 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Violadamore said:

Looking for wool?   :ph34r:  :P  :lol:

Many, like Davide, do.   Then there's Burgess............. :huh: 

 

Hahaha.. Top notch! I love that saw video, lol

Posted
16 minutes ago, Rachell66 said:

Hahaha.. Top notch! I love that saw video, lol

Yup, his vids are hilarious.  I sometimes, however, wonder, given the responses of many folks when we tell them where Grandpa's "attic Strad" really came from, or how brilliant and original their amazing new theory of classical violin layout actually is on a scale of 1 to 10 (:rolleyes:), how many poor deluded people may have innocently tried that technique out?   Scary thought. :lol:  ;)

Posted
1 hour ago, Rachell66 said:

I am happily married with 5 kids.. :)

I'm not sure how violin making will mesh with the rest of your life, unless of course the kids can become productive apprentices.  This violin making stuff takes a LOT of time.  Speaking of which...

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Kids and family are my biggest priority. They are worth my time. I love taking care and spending time with my kids.

Greenhouse gasses.. :huh: you mean old people.. 

Who says i need to finish a violin in a month? I could do it in a year. My aim is to start with 4 hours a week

Posted
19 minutes ago, Rachell66 said:

Greenhouse gasses.. :huh: you mean old people..

I believe you intend only one in particular.  Careful with the aim, we don't need any "collateral damage".  :lol:

19 minutes ago, Rachell66 said:

Kids and family are my biggest priority. They are worth my time. I love taking care and spending time with my kids.

Good for you.  It's the most important job there is.  Don't take any sass about it.  :)

19 minutes ago, Rachell66 said:

Who says i need to finish a violin in a month? I could do it in a year. My aim is to start with 4 hours a week

Yup.  Why not, if one can. 

 

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