Brooks & Dunn - My Next Broken Heart (with Jon Pardi)

VUARIN (Voirin) Jean Francois (1 X 1833, Mircourt, France - 4 VI 1885, Paris) - French. instr. master. From 1855 he lived in Paris, where for 15 years he worked in the workshop of J. B. Villaume. Gained fame as an outstanding master of bows. Its bows are close to the Villom model, but their end (esik) is more elongated. The cane is usually round, the landing of the block is also of the type of the Villoma model. In the first years of work V. did not sign the bows, and later put a dented mark (scorched - fake) with a very thin font: “F. Voirin a Paris. " In the last years of his life, he sometimes made bows with a faceted cane. V.'s bows are made carefully, elegant in shape, and are distinguished by high playing qualities. The best student of V. is A. Lamy.