 "The Mirror (London, England)")
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Your LIFE: EVIL EYES ..of the killer cop who stabbed our little girl 96 times; EXCLUSIVE.(Features)
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Byline: BY JULIE McCAFFREY
THE moment June Phillips locked eyes with her future son-in-law Graham "Ivor" Jones in a pub, she pointed at him and said: "You stay away from my daughter."
She still can't say why she took such a strong dislike to the police officer. But that first impression was to be proved horribly correct.
Just over two years ago Jones stabbed her 36-year-old daughter Maria 96 times, killing her as her three sons slept in the next room.
"I can't explain why I immediately hated him," says June. "Something inside, something ...
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Stirring laments of the bass viol
Newspaper article from: New Straits Times
; ...2000 Stirring laments of the bass viol Byline: Edward Dorall...increasingly highlight the bass viol among their many period- stringed...17th centuries of many English viol players and composers at a time...ensured a welcome for the bass viol, particularly into their ...
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Pandolfo brings Marais, bass viol to modern era.(Scene)
Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald
; Paolo Pandolfo, bass viol, with guest artists Mitzi Meyerson and Thomas Boysen, at Jordan...prolific 17th century French composer of music for the now forgotten bass viol. The bass viol is a six-string type of cello, with a similar body but...
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With Strings Attached...; Richard Fredrickson's Bass Viol Doesn't Play Second Fiddle
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...violins. "My aunt suggested that I try the double bass, and I did." It was not love at first sight, but...as time went by. Today Fredrickson is the principal bass viol (a k a double bass) player of the Washington Chamber Symphony and one...
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William Cranford: Six Fantasias for Six Viols (2 Trebles, 2 Tenors, 2 Basses).(Review)
Magazine article from: Notes
; (2 Trebles, 2 Tenors, 2 Basses). Edited by Virginia Brookes. (Viol Consort Series, 27.) Albany, Calif.: PRB Productions, c1996. [Pref., p. iii-v; score, 33 p. and 6 parts. ISBN 1-56571-128-9; PRB VB9. $28.]
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John Milton: Three Fantasies for Five Viols (Two Trebles, Two Tenors, and Bass).(Review)
Magazine article from: Notes
; Edited by Rita Morey. (Viol Consort Series, 30.) Albany, Calif.: PRB Productions, c1996. [Pref. and textual commentary, 1 p.; score, 12 p. and 5 parts. ISBN 1-56571-145-9; PRB RM2. $15.]
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Close harmony of viol bodies
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...without owning a "chest" of viols - but a matter of musical language...instrumentation and texture of the viol fantasia was increasingly challenged...ensembles variously combining viols, violins, theorbos, chamber...more solo lines over a continuo bass. By the last decade or so of the 17th ...
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Wayne-made viol survives 127 years; encased to age even more
Newspaper article from: Daily Record, The Wooster, OH
; ...life. The instrument is a rare second bass viol, which in the mid-1950s rested in...ambitious project of hand-crafting a bass viol. During this period of history...this instrument so unusual. Emery's bass viol was not made to classic measurements...
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The Viol: History of an Instrument
Magazine article from: Strings
; The Viol: History of an Instrument by Annette Otterstedt...this Nation than any other; I mean your Bass-Viol, which grumbles in the Bottom of the Consort...often overlooked stringed instrument. The Viol is an unusual text. It poses as an encyclopedic...
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 "Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)")
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TINDEMANS PRESENTS ARTFUL ARGUMENT FOR THE VIOL.(Entertainment)(Review)
Newspaper article from: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
; ...treatise defending ``the beautiful bass viol'' against the ``pushy'' violin...would present the argument for the viol. This she did, using music by four...different composers to illustrate the viol's emotional and technical range and...
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Culture: Vile diction but splendid viol; Conservatoire and Ex Cathedra St Paul's Church and Birmingham Oratory.(ROP)
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...for unavoidable lack of dynamics, but Anthea Smith's bass viol delighted (in both concerts) with reliable underpinning...delicious contrast between treble 'heaven' and a deeply bass 'earth'. Purcell's bell-like cello effects rang...
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