web01.fireside.fm Tue, 12 May 2026 19:40:42 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) omo - Episodes Tagged with “Violin History” https://www.omopod.com/tags/violin%20history Wed, 25 May 2022 00:00:00 -0400 We cover the lives of violin makers, their best parts and worst parts, yesterday and today. Historical stories, interviews with experts and makers in the field. Omobono Stradivari was the least liked son of his father, Antonio, he was remembered in Antonio's will as a screw up. He is our north star. We are all part of this. We all belong exactly here. en-us episodic The Romance & Reality of violin makers for Luthiers, by Luthiers We cover the lives of violin makers, their best parts and worst parts, yesterday and today. Historical stories, interviews with experts and makers in the field. Omobono Stradivari was the least liked son of his father, Antonio, he was remembered in Antonio's will as a screw up. He is our north star. We are all part of this. We all belong exactly here. no violin, luthier, orchestra, viola, cello, bass, violin maker, violin making for Luthiers, by Luthiers mailomopod@gmail.com Episode 45: The Experts: Origins https://www.omopod.com/45 d1ec2e17-f564-4ca2-840b-f6172738e33c Wed, 25 May 2022 00:00:00 -0400 for Luthiers, by Luthiers full 4 for Luthiers, by Luthiers Three experts in the violin identification field share with us how they got their start. Join Rozie and Brandon as they chat with Christoper Reuning, Ben Hebbert, and Sawyer Thomson. 1:04:54 no <p>Three experts in the violin identification field share with us how they got their start. Join Rozie and Brandon as they chat with Christoper Reuning, Ben Hebbert, and Sawyer Thomson. Special Guests: Benjamin Hebbert, Brandon Godman, Christopher Reuning, and Sawyer Thomson.</p> violin, viola, cello, luthier, violin shop, violin history, violin making, identification, expert identification, Christoper Reuning, Ben Hebbert, Sawyer Thomson Three experts in the violin identification field share with us how they got their start. Join Rozie and Brandon as they chat with Christoper Reuning, Ben Hebbert, and Sawyer Thomson.

Special Guests: Benjamin Hebbert, Brandon Godman, Christopher Reuning, and Sawyer Thomson.

]]> Three experts in the violin identification field share with us how they got their start. Join Rozie and Brandon as they chat with Christoper Reuning, Ben Hebbert, and Sawyer Thomson.

Special Guests: Benjamin Hebbert, Brandon Godman, Christopher Reuning, and Sawyer Thomson.

]]> Episode 44: Tsukomogami: The Will of the Instrument https://www.omopod.com/44 7c800b5b-7251-4690-a3ad-4c0e8ac35902 Wed, 13 Apr 2022 00:00:00 -0400 for Luthiers, by Luthiers full 4 for Luthiers, by Luthiers Do inanimate objects sometimes have a will of their own? Does a violin have it's own agenda? Tsukomogami is a japanese folk belief that tools become more alive over time. Join Rozie DeLoach and Brandon Godman, discussing a few violin histories in which there seems to be more afoot than just the influence of humans. 47:23 no <p>Do inanimate objects sometimes have a will of their own? Does a violin have it's own agenda? Tsukomogami is a japanese folk belief that tools become more alive over time. Join Rozie DeLoach and Brandon Godman, discussing a few violin histories in which there seems to be more afoot than just the influence of humans. </p> <p>Jerry Lynn tells the story of the confederate owner's viola, Rozie discusses a few instruments from the Violins of Hope project, and Brandon tells the tale of the violin that did not want to be touched. Special Guest: Brandon Godman.</p> tsukomogami, inanimate, animate, violins, spirits, violins of hope, jewish violins, violin theft ring, violin, viola, cello, luthier, american luthier, violin history Do inanimate objects sometimes have a will of their own? Does a violin have it's own agenda? Tsukomogami is a japanese folk belief that tools become more alive over time. Join Rozie DeLoach and Brandon Godman, discussing a few violin histories in which there seems to be more afoot than just the influence of humans.

Jerry Lynn tells the story of the confederate owner's viola, Rozie discusses a few instruments from the Violins of Hope project, and Brandon tells the tale of the violin that did not want to be touched.

Special Guest: Brandon Godman.

]]> Do inanimate objects sometimes have a will of their own? Does a violin have it's own agenda? Tsukomogami is a japanese folk belief that tools become more alive over time. Join Rozie DeLoach and Brandon Godman, discussing a few violin histories in which there seems to be more afoot than just the influence of humans.

Jerry Lynn tells the story of the confederate owner's viola, Rozie discusses a few instruments from the Violins of Hope project, and Brandon tells the tale of the violin that did not want to be touched.

Special Guest: Brandon Godman.

]]> Episode 4: Sea Change https://www.omopod.com/4 640f4040-917f-4c7e-acc0-a9ad791a7490 Wed, 20 Mar 2019 00:00:00 -0400 for Luthiers, by Luthiers full 1 for Luthiers, by Luthiers The violin in a changing world, as seen through the historical eyes of Jean Baptiste Vuillaume, and through the modern eyes of Jerry Pasewicz. 1:15:38 no <p>Chris and Rozie discuss Jean Baptiste Vuillaume and speculate over the kind of person he was in 19th century Paris. He was a modern man in his own time, witnessing change in the violin industry and trying his hand at various inventions. </p> <p>We gain perspective from Jerry Pasewicz, who has been in the industry 40 years and witnessed change of his own. </p> <p>Coda with Jenelle Steele, who recounts a shop gag. Special Guest: Jerry Pasewicz.</p> violin, violin making, viola, cello, bass, luthier, strings, wood working, wood shop, Vuillaume, Jerry Pasewicz, Triangle Strings, sea change, violin history Chris and Rozie discuss Jean Baptiste Vuillaume and speculate over the kind of person he was in 19th century Paris. He was a modern man in his own time, witnessing change in the violin industry and trying his hand at various inventions.

We gain perspective from Jerry Pasewicz, who has been in the industry 40 years and witnessed change of his own.

Coda with Jenelle Steele, who recounts a shop gag.

Special Guest: Jerry Pasewicz.

]]> Chris and Rozie discuss Jean Baptiste Vuillaume and speculate over the kind of person he was in 19th century Paris. He was a modern man in his own time, witnessing change in the violin industry and trying his hand at various inventions.

We gain perspective from Jerry Pasewicz, who has been in the industry 40 years and witnessed change of his own.

Coda with Jenelle Steele, who recounts a shop gag.

Special Guest: Jerry Pasewicz.

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