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May 2011 - AM Radio's art work on display in his farmhouse at the group show -Radio Days: an Homage to AM Radio - at Rowan Derryth's RoHaus Art Gallery. The show will be up from May-June 2011.
Building instruments out of recycled furniture. Workshop in Berlin with Gorka Ferrero/Barcelona, www.facebook.com/pajarosonambulo
In-Situ Instruments Laboratory
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
Interactive exhibitions of original musical instruments
Šibenik City Museum), Šibenik, Croatia, 22. 6. - 5. 7.
Concept and original instruments by Peter Kus
Instrument art design by NatanEsku
Exhibition Design by Andrej Štular
Graphic Design by Živa Moškrič
Instruments made by Peter Kus, Jaka Mihelič, Alojz Košmrlj, Jurij Kus
Produced by Zavod Federacija Ljubljana and Forum Ljubljana
Photo by: Andrej Štular
project with flickr.com/samdunn
the subject was instrument your familiar with
this was my interpretation
Blaise Mayor (harmonica).
Crawfish Blues Band @ Festiverbant, festival rock LanDEcy, Aug 29, 2010.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Bennie Maupin and Darek "Oles" Oleszkiewicz perform with the Bennie Maupin Ensemble at the 2012 Caltech Jazz Festival
The Markneukirchen Musical Instrument Museum has been situated since 1942 in the Paulus-Schlössel, a townsman’s home of the late baroque period, built in 1784. With over 3100 musical instruments from all over the world, the Museum houses resources unequaled on its scale, of interest to both amateurs and specialists. The many forms of the musical instruments, the richness of ideas, and the craftsmanship of the instrument makers fascinate the beholder. The museum was founded in 1883 through a trade society at the initiative of the teacher and organist Paul Apian-Bennewitz, who was anxious to create an educational establishment for musical instrument makers. There are numerous instruments which document the development of instrument making in the region of Vogtland as well as all over the world. Some interesting curiosities illustrate the bountiful skills of the instrument makers. Thus, one can see a tuba with a1.02 m daiameter bell an overall length of 4.65 m. www.museum-markneukirchen.de
My new favourite violin is a 19th century German instrument with a (fake) Guarneri del Gesu label and a lovely backside. More about it: proseandpassion.blogspot.com/2025/02/my-new-favourite-vio...