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Another
name for the RECITALBOX...?
The MAGIC-BOX...! What else?
How else could I describe the secret little "something"
that works like thousand resonance-strings (with the difference
that one does not have to tune all of them before performing!),
and is turning so easily and clearly much more of my musical thoughts
into reality, without changing any of the "true colours"
of my cello's sound?
More...from Yvonne Timoianu
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Maestro Ruggiero Ricci, Violin Virtuoso:
I have seen and heard Mr. Avakian’s new development “RECITALBOX”
which is certainly an interesting and worth-while improvement.
The sound is greatly enhanced, adding strength and resonance.
This project deserves any help available to bring to fruition
a novel and helpful addition to stringed bowed instruments.
Sincerely
Ruggiero Ricci
www.ruggieroricci.com
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Frank Stadler, Violinist, Concertmaster
of the “Mozarteum Orchestra – Salzburg”
Head of “Stadler Quartet”, (Helicopter Quartet –
Salzburg Festivals)
"THE RECITALBOX IS COOL AND FITS IN EACH VIOLIN CASE”
The new sound experience created by the RECITALBOX increases the
enjoyment of practicing.
The pleasant reverberation has a relaxing and loosening effect
on the player and consequently promotes inspiration.
The RECITALBOX brings more depth into playing music.
www.oenm.at
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Univ. Prof. Dankwart Gahl, University
Mozarteum, Salzburg:
Mr. Vanik Avakian is a very creative, original and artistic person.
Despite being notoriously distrustful of "sensational sound
improvers" for our beloved, precious string instruments, I
nevertheless allowed myself to try the "Recitalbox" and
was perfectly surprised. The question of an "improvement"
of the Cello’s sound does not arise here at all; in my opinion,
it is rather a matter of an enchanting enrichment of its possibilities.
Tone qualities and dynamic differentiations can be varied in almost
exotic diversity. A tremendous desire for improvisatory high-altitude-flying
is awoken.
Not only are imaginative musical soliloquies incited; but Cellist’s
friendships with inspirable composers would have new common ground
to be discovered.
I sincerely hope that this invention receives the broad attention
it definitely deserves.
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Michael Schneider,
Solo Double Bassist with the Heidelberg Philharmonic Orchestra, student
of the Double Bass Virtuoso Francois Rabbath writes the following
about the Recitalbox:
In Paris I attended the lessons of Francois Rabbath in order to
discover the diverse tone qualities and timbres of the Bass and
Cello, as well as to learn his ingenious and fulminant bow technique.
It took many years until I had attained a relaxed and confident
handling of the sound qualities of these string instruments, until
I as well as my instruments had learned to “let go” and to “let
sound”.
Along comes Mr. Vanik Avakian and invents an ingenious device that
satisfies the player’s longing for this colour and sound richness.
The ease of playing attained by the effect of "church sound
in your living room" turns Bach Suites on the Cello into a
sound experience of improvised world music.
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Hello Mr. Avakian,
I just received the Recitalbox and I must say that I am very surprised
about the effect and feel satisfied already from the first tests.
I congratulate you for your invention.
I am curious, whether the improvement of the sound will appear
later also without the box - particularly with regard to the clear
improvement which concerns the elimination of the Wolf Tone on my
Cello.
Many thanks for now and I wish you lots of success with the Recitalbox.
Ditmar Bachmann
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