Ole Kanestrom silver cello bow #269, Port Townsend 81.8 g. | Metzler Violins
Norwegian-born Ole Kanestrom resides in Port Townsend, Washington, a town affectionately dubbed as the āMirecourt of American Bowmakingā where he has practiced his craft since 1996. Musicians at the top of their game seek Kanestrom bows for their elegant style, sound, and playability.
Kanestrom studied bowmaking under Charles Espey and continued his education in restoration and conservation of historically significant bows with former shop-mate Paul Siefried. He passed his AFVM Journeyman exam in 2004 and is a member of the American Federation of Violin and Bowmakers.
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Ole Kanestrom silver cello bow #269, Port Townsend 81.8 g. | Metzler Violins
Ole Kanestrom silver cello bow #269, Port Townsend 81.8 g. | Metzler Violins
Norwegian-born Ole Kanestrom resides in Port Townsend, Washington, a town affectionately dubbed as the āMirecourt of American Bowmakingā where he has practiced his craft since 1996. Musicians at the top of their game seek Kanestrom bows for their elegant style, sound, and playability.
Kanestrom studied bowmaking under Charles Espey and continued his education in restoration and conservation of historically significant bows with former shop-mate Paul Siefried. He passed his AFVM Journeyman exam in 2004 and is a member of the American Federation of Violin and Bowmakers.
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Norwegian-born Ole Kanestrom resides in Port Townsend, Washington, a town affectionately dubbed as the āMirecourt of American Bowmakingā where he has practiced his craft since 1996. Musicians at the top of their game seek Kanestrom bows for their elegant style, sound, and playability.
Kanestrom studied bowmaking under Charles Espey and continued his education in restoration and conservation of historically significant bows with former shop-mate Paul Siefried. He passed his AFVM Journeyman exam in 2004 and is a member of the American Federation of Violin and Bowmakers.
