Mendelsohn as a Master-Craftsman in the Art of Instrumentation

Mendelssohn as Master of Musical Instruments - Mendelssohn wrote an overture to the Hebrides, in the summer of 1829, while strolling through the Hebrewies islands and the fingal caves of the surrounding Henbury Islands. Like Mozart in front of him, he was regarded as a genius of children before he was 17 and produced several works. Therefore, when we consider the question, we must admit that Mendelssohn wrote his concert proposal in the famous background.

Music is one of the oldest forms of art in human history. In addition to that, it is also an art form that consists of several art forms, such as composing and performing, and making instruments. They are very traditional. Consider how expert craftsmen make violins, and for centuries whether production techniques have not changed. But thanks to 3D printing technology, this will all change. New materials such as carbon fiber and aramid are gradually brought to hands of musicians. But since most instruments have wooden history, most musicians are reluctant to buy the same instruments made from the new "space age" material, the sound of these instruments is "plastic" or It will be "sterile". This in turn leads to the fact that few manufacturers of instruments are willing to try new materials.

Most piano tuners learn art by being guided by a skilled craftsman. This is the way I train. My father is a skilled craftsman I studied, but I learned from my uncle - you guessed it - a skilled craftsman. Beginners need about 100 tuning to be proficient in charging for their work. Since the piano contains about 12,000 work parts, you need to know a lot of things before repairing or repairing the instrument. It takes time to learn how to solve various problems that the piano may have. In fact, many times: Most of the disciples are five years old. Many of these experts are engaged in lifelong learning as an art for creating beautiful sounds. Their education has never really been learned. I mentioned that it contains 12 thousand copies.