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• Joseph Peknik III

  – Thank you for posting this it brings back many fond memories and adventures I had with Jose and this viol. I was with him when he bought it. Jacques Francais was selling it for $125,000. We went to his shop on 57th street where Jose played the viol … 

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  • Emiliano Marinucci

    Joseph Peknik III thanks for sharing this story, we would go on with our reciprocal instrument hunt tales for nights together. He was fantastic, so true to himself.

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  • Joseph Peknik III

    Emiliano Marinucci – I did the same when we lived in Chicago. He once called me at Lyon & Healy and ask me to go to a violin across the street to quickly look at a violin and give him an opinion. The violin definitely looked 18th c. Italian and was i… 

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  Susanne Braumann

  This video is fantastic. He plays so beautiful and in the video the history of the instrument build by one of the best makers in the 18th century comes out so beautiful. I hope this legacy and history will go on!

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• Lorenzo Rausell Cerveron

  D.E.P Querido jose

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• Shaun Ng

  Listening to this brings back so many memories. I studied this piece with him and instantly fell in love with it when he played it informally in his apartment. Before the end of the first movement, I remember him telling me that the 2/4/6 chord was exp… 

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• Fabrizio Rossi

  

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• Charles Gannon

  A very interesting collage of archival material about the Tielke instruments, set to the accompaniment of Telemann’s lovely music, played by the late José Vázquez, RIP.

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