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Erin Shrader

Erin Shrader

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Instruments, Bows and Gear Editor, Strings Magazine

United States

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Total articles 6

  • Pilgrim’s Pride: A Forgotten New England Bass Lutherie Tradition Reportedly Was Born of a Jackknife and a Couple of Wood locks

    By Erin Shrader|Strings MagazineVerifiedBy Erin Shrader | From the November-December 2020 issue of Strings magazine“They’re awfully ugly,” opines violin auctioneer Jason Price at the mention of church basses. He’s sold one or two through Tarisio, his online auction company. “Have you run out of things to write about?” wonders David Bonsey, [at the time of writing] head of musical instruments at Skinner auction house in Boston, when I mention these seminal American stringed instruments.

    By Erin Shrader · Strings Magazine

    Dec. 04, 2020

  • 6 Ways to Protect Your Instrument from Damaging Winter Chill

    By Erin Shrader|Strings MagazineVerifiedWinterizing your fiddle will stabilize it and ensure that your fiddle survives the season’s humidity changesBy Erin ShraderStringed instruments are happiest given a constant temperature of 60 to 70 degrees and a relative humidity of 35 to 50 percent. Unless you’re a tropical sun worshiper, you’re probably quite comfortable under similar circumstances—where do you typically set your home thermostat in the winter?

    By Erin Shrader · Strings Magazine

    Oct. 14, 2020

  • Pilgrim’s Pride: A Forgotten New England Bass Lutherie Tradition Reportedly Was Born of a Jackknife and a Couple of Wood locks

    By Erin Shrader|Strings MagazineVerifiedBy Erin Shrader | From the November-December 2020 issue of Strings magazine“They’re awfully ugly,” opines violin auctioneer Jason Price at the mention of church basses. He’s sold one or two through Tarisio, his online auction company. “Have you run out of things to write about?” wonders David Bonsey, [at the time of writing] head of musical instruments at Skinner auction house in Boston, when I mention these seminal American stringed instruments.

    By Erin Shrader · Strings Magazine

    Dec. 04, 2020

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Strings Magazine

Strings magazine covers the personalities, music, history, instruments, bows, and lessons that matter most to players of violin, viola, cello, bass, and fiddle.