JOST THÖNE Antonio Stradivari Cello c.1690 ‘Barjansky’ | Library Edition
Description
Monograph Antonio Stradivari Cello C.1690 Barjansky, book and 12 posters from Jost Thöne Verlag with Micro-CT scan of Fraunhofer Institut
Monograph of the Antonio Stradivari Cello C.1690 ‘Barjansky’
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Probably the most extensive and detailed study of a stringed instrument that has ever been published
- Enjoy the historical research written by world known experts
- Listen to Julian Lloyd Webber and Kian Soltani talking about playing the Barjansky
- Join a comparison and analysis with other important Stradivari cellos
- Be part of a most interesting string testing process and follow the discussion regarding the asymmetry of violin making
- Watch the documentation of a unique restoration process and more…
- Have a look at the latest Micro-CT scan, the Micro-CT analysis and the wood analysis of the scroll
- Follow the research of the Stradivari varnish and see UV- and infrared fluorescence photography in a new way on 1:1 posters
- Learn about a new laser photo technology for the analysis of the arching and the dendrochronological research
- Study a real 3D visualisation and more …*
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Featuring
Historical research—Lüder Machold, Carlo Chiesa and Johannes Loescher | Interview with Julian Lloyd Webber and Kian Soltani | String testing by Thomastik Infeld | Discussion of the asymmetry of violin making | Documentation of the restoration process | List of all known Stradivari cellos | List of subscribers | The Cello Molds | Stylistic Comparison of the ´Barjansky` and the ´Mediceo` Cellos I CNC- Milled Inlay | The Varnish Analysis of the ´Barjansky` Stradivari Cello via Ultraviolet- and Infrared Fluorescence Photography | Dendrochronological Report | Condition Report | Photogrammetric Capture | Digital Measurements | String Testing by Thomastik Infeld | Discussion of the Asymmetry of Violin Making | Documentation of the Restoration Process | Wood Identification | Interviews with Julian Lloyd Webber and Kian Soltani | Collection of 24 Postermotifs and more ...
Research
Micro-CT scan—Fraunhofer Institut IIS | Micro-CT analysis—Dr. Rudolf Hopfner | Wood analysis—Thünen Institut Hamburg | Varnish research—Martin-Luther-Universität Halle | UV- and infrared fluorescence photography—Leonhard Rank and Prof. Dr. Martin Bek | Analysis of arching through laser/photo technology—Leonhard Rank | Dendrochronological research—Arjan Versteeg | Condition Report—Leonhard Rank | 3D visualisation—Fraunhofer Institut IIS and Andreas Jacobi | and more ...
* subjects to be changed
In collaboration with ALAGO ART & STRINGS GMBH
Format: 320 x 450mm, 392 pages
Language: English
Posters: provided in a separate box with 12 posters / 24 motifs
Website: accompanying content with developing features
Limited edition: 500 copies Library Edition | 100 copies de Luxe Edition – as illustrated
Additional Content for Antonio Stradivari Cello C.1690 ‘Barjansky’
Making-of Film
Making-of: The Barjansky Cello Monograph (18 Min.) **
Flipbook Video
Full 3D Visualisation*
Full 3D Visualisation (high resolution, c.175MB) **
Full 3D Visualisation (lowered resolution, c.120MB) **
Varnish Analysis (blue)*
3D Visualisation (high resolution, c.65MB) **
3D Visualisation (lowered resolution, c.50MB) **
Varnish Analysis (green)*
3D Visualisation (high resolution, c.80MB) **
3D Visualisation (lowered resolution, c.50MB) **
CT Scan Visualisations
Slices Axial **
Slices Sagittal **
Slices Coronal **
Volume Belly **
Volume Back **
Head Slices **
Head Volumes **
The Remaining Antonio Stradivari Cellos
Recording at the Synchron Stage Vienna
The Musical Ancestors
Reviews
Biological Asymmetry in Violin-Making
Show Essay **
Show Instruments **
Sources
** Access to Additional Content via purchase of the Monograph.
* System requirements for 3D-Visualisations:
Firefox v51 or above
Google Chrome v56 or above
Chrome for Android v64 or above
Internet Explorer v11 or above
Safari on MacOS
Safari on iOS v8 or above
Google Chrome recommended
Kian Soltani is published with the kind permission of Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft mbH.
Johann Sebastian Bach, Charles Gounod: Ave Maria - Kian Soltani, Aaron Pilsan