56 episodes
omo for Luthiers, by Luthiers
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5.0 • 78 Ratings
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We cover the lives of violin makers, their best parts and worst parts, yesterday and today. Historical stories, interviews with experts and makers in the field. Omobono Stradivari was the least liked son of his father, Antonio, he was remembered in Antonio's will as a screw up. He is our north star. We are all part of this. We all belong exactly here.
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Episode 56: What is tone wood?
Jason and Jerry talk to Shannon Rogers of Shannon's Lumber Industry Update about tone wood. Liz gives her reaction to the interview.
Special Guest: Shannon Rogers . -
Episode 55: Project Blue Book part 3: Beyond the Bluebook
Jerry and Liz talk with Joe Grubaugh and Sigrun Seifert on their career in instrument restoration and their time at the Weisshaar shop.
Special Guest: Grubaugh & Seifert . -
Episode 54: Pernambuco part 2
Rozie and Brandon talk with Yung Chin regarding the latest CITES developments.
Special Guest: Yung Chin. -
Episode 53: Project Blue Book part 2
Rozie and Jerry talk with Bill Scott regarding his role with the Weisshaar book
Special Guest: Bill Scott. -
Episode 52: Project Blue Book
Rozie and Elizabeth discuss the importance of Weisshaarr book. Rozie interviews Margaret Shipman on it's creation.
The book can be found at https://www.weisshaarrepairbook.com
Special Guest: Margaret Shipman. -
Episode 51: Sharpening, how to cut corners.
Michael Doran is back on Omo to talk about all things sharpening.
Special Guest: Michael Doran.
Customer Reviews
Needs better editing
This is a really good podcast concept, but PLEASE get a good editor! There’s so much that should be cut out for conciseness. Keep doing what you’re doing.
A must listen to podcast for every violin workshop.
You had me at “Imposter Syndrome”. After I discovered this podcast last month, I binge listened while working in the repair shop. After consuming every episode in about two weeks, I’m not only craving more of them episodes, but I feel so much more informed about violin and luthier topics I never really gave much thought to before… Like that guy Omobono… who knew? Thank you for creating this gem and for keeping me company in my one man violin shop.
Awesome stuff!
Thank you for these podcasts, it has entertained me and positively affected my work and my life. 👍🎻