"The Tackiest Subject of All: Rosin - Part 1" - An Interview with Cellists Dariusz Skoraczewski, Peter Garrett, Luthier Cameron Robertson, and Attorney Amy McDougal
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The Cello Sherpa Podcast Host, Joel Dallow, brings on guest Host Amy McDougal to interview cellists Dariusz Skoraczewski, Peter Garrett, and Joel Dallow. Cameron Robertson, who is a Luthier, and also makes bows and rosin, joins the panel as the resident rosin expert. There was so much to talk about in this episode that it took up two episodes!
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Dariusz Skoraczewski, http://www.dskora.com/
Peter Garrett, https://petergarrettcello.com/
Cameron Robertson, https://cameronsviolinworkshop.com/ Instagram: @camluthier
Amy McDougal, https://www.CLEAResources.com/
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