Mark Coughlan‘s latest four-minute mini-documentary about Dublin violin maker James Beatley.
Thanks Mark
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Mark Coughlan‘s latest four-minute mini-documentary about Dublin violin maker James Beatley.
Thanks Mark
Wow. Lovely.
That was really nice.
Great!
Fantastic. I never knew there was fiddle maker on Manor St. Must check him out.
Now that was a lovely article. You see Broadsheet, there’s the little things I love about this site. Not that ljg nonsense. luthier, you learn something new every day
I absolutely adore these sorts of things. Master craft. It reminds me of the old RTE documentary series ‘Hands’ My favorite episode was The Shoemaker where they focused on Tutty’s of Naas, the last handmade, bespoke shoemaker left in Ireland. If you can find it, or the series it’s well worth it.
A million times yes. I’m not old enough to remember Hands the 1st time round. But I discovered it a few years ago and remember that episode. Utterly fantastic
hipster bumfluff
So grouchy.
Cheer up pet. It’s a nice video about craftsmanship and lovely violins.
How would I know that? I didn’t even watch it
Right so.
Kind of invalidates your original comment, doesn’t it?
But he got the reaction he was looking for
Dammit.
Nice work Mark.
A true gentleman, who makes wonderful instruments – I’m lucky enough to own one. I enjoyed the time spent in his workshop just as much as the time I spend playing his violin!
I find this video absolutely lovely for many reasons :) this man worked with my late father many years ago. My daughter (my father’s eldest grandchild) plays violin and is obsessed with them…and that is my little scruffy dog who is named Luna in the beginning of the video haha and I love his passion for violins also