| The studio is located at
293 Central Park West, Suite 5A
New York, New York 10024-3066
Telephone 212-581-6226
E-mail :
AMDG@rufinoviolins.com
You may also visit the studio at my home in
Huntington, on the North Shore of Long Island, about 45 miles east
of Manhattan.
All visits by appointment. Please contact me to make arrangements.
If you have some time, you may enjoy exploring this part of
Manhattan, known as the Upper West Side. Within minutes you
can be deep in the calm of Central Park, or visiting the
specialty boutiques and shops which abound here. The American
Museum of Natural History (home of the dinosaurs) is a few blocks
south and the famous Museum Mile is a few minutes away on the
opposite side of Central Park.
If you prefer to visit the
Huntington studio, some of the unique treasures of Long Island may
be worth a side trip. My favorite: Sagamore Hill, the home of
Theodore Roosevelt, is a few minutes away. Click here for more
information:
http://www.nps.gov/sahi/
Although we have left Columbus Circle, the
best kept secret of the Lincoln Center area is still Gabriel's,
at 11 West 60th Street. If you want some of the most delightful
dining Manhattan has to offer, call them for a reservation at
212-956-4600 or go to their website:
www.gabrielsbarandrest.com.
Here are selected sites which you may enjoy visiting:
Douglas
Raguse, Bowmaker
Michael Vann, Bowmaker
Classical Domain is the leading source for information
about upcoming performances in New York. With clear listings
months in advance, articles, interviews, and links to every musical
organization or school, this is a must-see site for every lover of
classical music!
Montagnana Books specializes in books, photographs, and
collectible items pertaining to the violin family. A
fascinating catalog which includes photographs and autographs of
famous soloists.
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