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From London workshops to discreet private sales, a tiny network of experts trades some of the world’s rarest objects ...

There is something about the violin that keeps showing up at the exact moment a story needs to feel enormous. Not a guitar, ...

While most will be celebrating America’s 250th birthday this weekend with sizzling BBQs and firework displays — Jack, 74, and ...

Experts have unlocked secrets hidden for two hundred years in a beautiful navigational chart made for 18th century seafarers negotiating the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. The paper scroll is evidence ...

We've heard the horror stories: a violin soloist forced to miss a flight - and to miss a concert appearance - because the ...

Familiar faces will include two Avery Fisher Career Grant winners — the Balourdet Quartet and cellist Sophie Shao — as well ...

They caught the interest of a cabinet maker named Georg Martin. He started making and selling them. This made a lot of people ...

Okinawa-Inspired Stool Drawing on the Sanshin Tradition Receives International Recognition COMO, CO, ITALY, July 1, ...

For anyone wanting to see or experience the sites and vestiges of Miami’s ancient inhabitants, the people known as Tequesta ...

In a former tattoo parlor in this Butler County city, she's preserving that history, one dulcimer at a time. Over the past four decades, Sasser has collected over 140 dulcimers, each with its own ...

Two faculty members and two alumni from the University of California San Diego Department of Music have received fellowships ...