Siegfried Hansing Orden de los libros

The study of music begins meaningfully when students not only acquire technique but also develop a deep understanding of tonal art. This principle applies to piano makers as well, who engage in the science of acoustics. Early violin makers explored acoustics in their own way, demonstrating a remarkable grasp of their instruments' vibrations. The old masters likely endured challenging periods of experimentation to enhance their knowledge, observing nature closely to establish methods for regulating their instruments. Although they lacked scientific terminology for their findings, their relentless research and experimentation fostered a keen sense of perception that greatly aided their craftsmanship, as evidenced by the instruments that have survived to this day. Success in instrument making does not solely rely on precise measurements or replicating models; rather, it demands a developed sense of feeling to guide the process. This understanding underscores the artistry involved in creating musical instruments. Forgotten Books publishes numerous rare and classic works, utilizing advanced technology to preserve the original format while repairing imperfections. Some flaws may remain intentionally to maintain the historical integrity of the texts.