Three yars ago, we featured the work of orchestral cellist and photographer Charles Brooks who likes to get inside whatever he’s playing.
Charles has now got inside a Stradivarius violin. The instrument is the 1717 ex Hämmerle – ex Baumgartner, played by Australian violinist Daniel Dodds in Festival Strings Lucerne.
Marvel at the sight of it.
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