The Strad, Volumes 17-18

The Strad is a British monthly magazine for string players, first published in 1890. This volume contains issues 193 and 194, edited by John Francis Barnett. It includes interviews with prominent violinists and cellists, reviews of concerts and new music, as well as articles on topics such as bowing technique and performance practice. A must-read for classical musicians and string enthusiasts.

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