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I'm not sure who asked the question. I think it's some esoteric Buddhist riddle young grasshoppers are asked. ...

The phone was ringing. If it had rung a minute earlier I would have let the answering machine ...

A breeze moved the heavy air and gave it a little relief. Thick clouds threatened rain, but the ...

In the first issue of Inside the Shop I outlined the three basic principles I use to evaluate ...

There is only one power that determines the course of history, just as it determines the course of ...

John F. Kennedy once said: "Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the ...

About 25 years ago I stood in the middle of St. Paul's Cathedral in London. Dwarfed under its ...

Last year I heard the San Diego Symphony perform a terrific program, compliments of one of my customers. ...

Standing on a mountainside near Klamath Falls in Southern Oregon, I looked up from the base of an ...

Avoid bridge and soundpost collapse by changing strings one at a time. Increase string and bridge life by ...

In the last issue we discussed the actual shape of your instruments' neck. I threw a lot of ...

The neck of your instrument is the most intimate contact point you have with your violin. And it ...

Cupping your hands against the large pane of glass, the world fades behind you. The hot sidewalk, dark ...