对于大多数独奏家而言,手中经常演奏的乐器就好似他们最亲密的朋友,知己知彼,才能共同创造出最完美的乐章。对于德国小提琴家弗兰克·彼得·齐默尔曼(Frank Peter Zimmermann)而言这点毋庸置疑。最近,齐默尔曼被迫与跟随自己多年的“密友”挥手道别的新闻引起了各大媒体的关注。随着租约到期以及原来赞助银行宣布破产,齐默尔曼不得不将一把自己已经演奏了十四年的1711年的斯特拉迪瓦里小提琴归还给接受银行业务的“新主人”。这把名为“因基夫人”(Lady Inchiqun)的小提 For most solos, the instruments they often play are like their closest friends, knowing each other, to work together to create the perfect movement. For the German violinist Frank Peter Zimmermann this is beyond doubt. The news that Zimmerman was forced to wave goodbye to his follow-up “Buddy” for years has aroused media attention recently. With the lease expiring and the original sponsor bank declaring bankruptcy, Zimmerman had to return a 1711 Stella DiVili violin, which he had played for fourteen years, to the “new owner” “. This little mention is ”Lady Inchiqun."