Material Snapshot
Beech Board Sizes in the Range
| Thickness |
Grades |
Typical lengths listed |
| 2.5cm | A-grade, AB-grade | 100cm, 150cm, 200cm, 230cm, 310cm, 320cm |
| 3.2cm | A-grade, AB-grade | 100cm, 150cm, 200cm, 230cm, 310cm, 320cm |
| 3.8cm | A-grade, AB-grade | 100cm, 150cm, 200cm, 230cm, 310cm, 320cm |
| 5.0cm | A-grade, AB-grade | 100cm, 150cm, 200cm, 230cm, 310cm, 320cm |
Alongside European beech straight-edge boards, we supply full-specification North American hardwoods for industrial buyers. Lengths and quantities are confirmed per order — send us your requirements and we will quote directly.
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Alighieri Duo is a violin and piano duo formed in Manhattan, whose work is built around passionate interpretations and a carefully chosen romantic repertoire. The pair has been invited to participate in competitions and international festivals, and has appeared as guest artists at venues including the Kimmel Center and the Academy of Music. Performances range from concert halls and recital series to more intimate festival settings, all shaped by a shared commitment to musical clarity and emotional directness.
The duo's schedule reflects a broad performing life across cities, universities, and cultural institutions, with appearances at recital halls, ballroom spaces, and music schools alike. Programs often take the form of a sonatenabend, a candlelit evening of chamber music, and include collaborations with other musicians and invited friends of the ensemble. Concerts are presented both in person and, on occasion, virtually, allowing audiences to follow the season wherever they may be listening from.
Beyond the concert platform, Alighieri Duo maintains a strong interest in teaching and community engagement. Both artists have been connected to institutions such as Juilliard, Islip Arts Council, Rutgers University, and New Hampshire music programs, sharing their craft with students through lessons, masterclasses, and school series. This educational work extends the duo's artistic philosophy into the classroom, where careful listening and disciplined ensemble playing are treated as essential foundations for young musicians.
Media coverage has highlighted the duo's approach to interpreting canonical works for violin and piano, with features appearing in arts press and digital publications. A growing video and photo gallery documents performances, candid moments, and behind-the-scenes rehearsal activity, giving visitors a sense of the personality behind the music. The site also gathers media coverage and news items in one place, making it easy to follow the ensemble's season as it unfolds and to revisit earlier appearances.
Visitors can explore the site by moving between sections dedicated to music, videos, photos, media, and a concert calendar, while staying in touch with the duo through the contact page. The design carries the spirit of the performances themselves: bold, graphic, and unadorned, with high-contrast imagery and strong typographic hierarchy that lets photographs and programme notes take center stage. A final word of thanks goes out to friends and supporters who keep the duo's work alive.