Epoch Musical Instruments -

Our Video is OUT

SCI International, with a lot of help from Gold Coast Public Relations firm Newton's and digital editor Paul Noonan of All in One Media, Southport Queensland, has produced a very different music video on the Epoch Violin

It is available in PAL, NTSC and SECAM formats to go anywhere in the world. If you are enthusiastic about this great technology and can help us sell it to the world, we will happily send you a video too.

	The Gold Coast Youth Orchestra string concert rehearsals featuring 24 acoustic Epochs
	The actual concert featured two movements of Ralph Vaughan Williams' Concerto Grosso
Interview with orchestra director and conductor Bruce Davidson
	A barn dance at All Saint's School on the Gold Coast featuring the famous Fiddlestix bush band in which fiddler and music teacher/orchestra conductor David Maddick plays a new Epoch Acoustic/Electric
A duet at the same concert with David Maddick and his son, Andrew Maddick of Shenanigans both on Epoch Acoustic/Electrics
	A workshop session in which David Maddick takes a close look at the technologies of the Epoch
A fascinating interview with 11-year-old Paulo James and his mum Virginia James revealing how a green violin helped to change Paulo's life for the better
	A poignant solo session with Gold Coast string orchestra leader and teacher Tanya Edwards
The debut in Adelaide's Governor Hindmarsh Hotel of the new band Senan's Haggart featuring fine Irish music of the East Clare tradition, played by Epoch Acoustic/Electric enthusiasts Tim Whelan and Bartley O'Donnell
	An interview with Tim Whelan
An interview with Matthews Tyson, head of the St Cecilia School of Music in Launceston, Tasmania (see his testimonial in the "Stories" section)
	A look at a busker in Hobart's famous Salamanca Markets, playing an Epoch acoustic/electric
An interview with the designer and mastermind of the Epoch Violin, David Sugden, in his Hobart studio
	An interview with violin maker Neil Laughlin
A look at where the Epoch is made, in a quaint hilltop factory high above Hobart town.