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Since there's a 'See also' pointing to the U. of Maryland at College Park, it appears that the Guarneri's are, or have been, on the faculty there. Is this true?

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Fairbanks viola

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Appreciation to the IP editors who added information from Steinhardt's book regarding Michael Tree's use of a viola made by Harvey Fairbanks. Although I knew Harvey Fairbanks and was aware of this viola, I had omitted mention of it because the only published reference to it (that I could find) was the brief mention in Indivisible by Four, and that passage also refers to other instruments (Steinhardt's Serafino fiddle, Soyer's Montagnana cello) that appear to have been early experiments for the musicians. I know of no evidence regarding how long Tree played the Fairbanks viola, and so I am provisionally changing "For many years" to "In the quartet's early years". If anyone can document the duration of Tree's use of this viola, please feel free to change back and add a source. If someone knows anything more about the Fairbanks viola, I would be glad to learn more about its subsequent history, here or on my Talk page. Brazzit (talk) 20:32, 30 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]


Hi Brazzit

Thanks for the note. I totally agree. I used the customary "after" to show that it was a model by Fairbanks using the Guarneri Conte Vitale as its model. I am very interested if you have any info on Harvey Fairbanks. Why don't we co-create a wiki page on Harvey Fairbanks as I would like to record as much info on his output as possible. I assume Michael and Harvey knew each other through their Binghamton connexion?

Thanks for your communication!

Yours,

Piersbertrand — Preceding unsigned comment added by 208.126.193.44 (talk) 17:50, 6 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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