Thomas Goering "Pajeot" viola bow, 68.3g, silver-mounted, Topeka, Kansas | Metzler Violins string as one may expect to

as one may expect to happen naturally after the use of a violin by a professional player for 20-30 years

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The study of these exercises gives the serious student an increased palette of colors

both of whom came from a family of bowmakers

This is a Stradivarius model violin made by the notable "Star Works Company" in Berlin

Thomas Goering "Pajeot" viola bow, 68.3g, silver-mounted, Topeka, Kansas | Metzler Violins string as one may expect toCurrently based in Topeka, Kansas, bow maker Thomas Goering (b. 1957) has been making and repairing instruments and bows for over four decades, beginning with guitars in the 1970s. In 1989, Goering developed a passion for bow making while working in the Montana workshop of Mark Hollinger. Goering continued his training under William Salchow and David Samuels before joining Jerry Pasewiczs prestigious Raleigh, North Carolina workshop. In 2005, Goering