F.N. VOIRIN octagonal cello bow, silver, 73.1g, Salchow certificate | Metzler Violins wu0626 some pieces using only 1st

some pieces using only 1st and 3rd positions and some more difficult pieces which encompass all positions from half to third position

radio and television with artist from across the musical spectrum

this piece has not lost any of its allure and continues to enjoy great popularity

continues under the tutelage of Keller’s son

DOUBLE CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN AND CELLO

F.N. VOIRIN octagonal cello bow, silver, 73.1g, Salchow certificate | Metzler Violins wu0626 some pieces using only 1stAfter his initial training and early work in Mirecourt, Franois Nicolas Voirin moved to Paris in 1855 to join his cousin Jean Baptiste Vuillaume. His work in the Vuillaume workshop gave him access to distinguished bow makers of the Peccatte school, but Voirin was inspired largely by the work of Pierre Simon and of Vuillaume himself. Most of the firm's "picture" bows of this period, which feature an eye with a tiny lens microfilm of Vuillaume, are by