
Remembering Holocaust Victims: 'Violins That Never Played Again'
A story recounts the experience of a concentration camp prisoner, Mano Höllenreiner, and the Nazi designation 'Zigeuner' for Roma and Sinti, highlighting the tragic loss of life and culture.

Historical Study on Music in Shkodër, Albania
A study by a renowned ethnomusicologist and academic reveals historical documents proving the purchase of 28 pianos in Shkodër in 1835 and the presence of about 30 violins in the village of Bërdicë-Shkodër in 1842, shedding light on the region's musical past.

Have millions worth of Stradivarius violins belonging to Poland been found?
The world was electrified by the news that Stradivarius violins, taken from the National Museum by the Germans during the Warsaw Uprising, had reappeared.

The '100 Romani Violins' Orchestra Performs in Sarajevo
The renowned '100 Romani Violins' orchestra, known for its journey from funerals to global fame and a Guinness record, is set to perform in Sarajevo.
Tree Rings Reveal Origins of World's Best Violins, Including Stradivari's
A study of over 275 violins, including those by Antonio Stradivari, suggests that the master craftsman used wood from high-altitude forests in northern Italy to create his renowned instruments.