Violins, old & New

Violins, Old & New by John Broadhouse is a comprehensive exploration of the violin, tracing its historical development and construction. This book offers valuable insights for musicians, collectors, and anyone fascinated by the art and craftsmanship of stringed instruments. The author delves into the intricacies of violin making, examining the materials, techniques, and design principles that contribute to the instrument's unique sound and aesthetic qualities.

Broadhouse provides a detailed overview of notable violin makers throughout history, discussing their contributions and the characteristics of their instruments. Whether you're a seasoned violinist or simply appreciate the beauty of fine instruments, "Violins, Old & New" provides a rich and informative journey into the world of the violin.

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