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Members of the Society receive this quarterly newsletter.
'The Viol' contains general information, ad
hoc articles on viol-related topics (including reviews of meetings),
information on Society personnel, membership changes, Society publications,
meetings, courses, viol news, instruments for hire and sale, new
music publications, music & CD reviews, young players pages
and correspondence.
ADVERTISING in the newsletter: information at the bottom of this page
Recent Issues
Below you can find a summary of the articles found in each issue: 
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No.24, Autumn 2011.
(Editor: Mary Iden, Front Cover: Ted Copper) |

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No.23, Summer 2011.
(Editor: Mary Iden, Front Cover: Ted Copper) |
- VdGS Contact Information
- VdGS Meetings
- VdGS Viols for Hire/Sale
- Membership Information
- New Editor for VdGS Online Journal
- Join the Society's Committee - Trustee Needed
- Forthcoming Auction of Dennis Nesbitt Viols 16th September 2011
- Tributes to George Hunter, 30 January 1918-26 March 2011 Katie Hunter, Rebecca Hunter, Peter Farrell, Wendy Gillespie, Alice B. Renken, Grace Schoedel
- Richard Campbell, died 8 March 2011 Bill Hunt and tributes by Richard Boothby, Julia Hodgson, Wendy Gillespie, Susanne Pell, Asako Morikawa, Reiko Ichise
- Meeting reports from 11th June: The Dow Part Books, meeting 11th June Emma Tristram; Full of Art and Profundity - The Five Part Consort Pavan John Bryan; Andrew Kerr: Arrangements and Reconstructions for Viols Stephen Pegler
- Meeting reports from 19th March: Soldier, Punke, Whoop and Tobacco Elizabeth Dodd
- Tips for Sibelius Software Users on the website
- VdGS Music Editions - would you like to help?
- Englishmen Abroad - The Contents of Durham Cathedral Library Music MS D010 Andrew Fowler
- A Year at West Dean Benjamin Hebbert
- Playing Viols in New Zealand Elaine Mordaunt
- New Publications of Music
- Music Reviews
- New CD Releases
- Young Players' Pages
- Message from a Recipient of a Joy Dodson Music Fund Grant Jonathan Hill
- Concerts, Courses and Events

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No.22, Spring 2011.
(Editor: Mary Iden, Front Cover: Ted Copper) |
- VdGS Contact Information
- VdGS Meetings
- VdGS Viols for Hire/Sale
- Membership Information
- Brian Jordan: An Obituary Clifford Bartlett
- Is Christopher Simpson Old-Fashioned, or Should He Be Considered as Pioneering?
Alison Kinder
- Barock Me Baby: The Viol Scene in Thailand David Wilson
- Recent Research on the Viol Ian Woodfield
- Writing 'Life after Death' Peter Holman
- Making a Baroque Viol Bow Eitan Hoffer
- Broken Strings - Is Viol Playing a Winter Pastime? Susanne Heinrich
- CD Review
- New Publications of Music, Music Reviews
- Young Players' Pages
- News From Universities and Music Colleges
- Course and Concert Listings

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No.21, Winter 2010/11.
(Editor: Mary Iden, Front Cover: Ted Copper) |
- Theron McClure and Brian Jordan, an obituary
- Distance Voting - Robin Adams
- The Kitten and the Bow - A cautionary tale
- Report on RCM 4th International Festival of Viols - David Wilson
- Charterhouse - Susanne Heinrich
- The World Encompassed - Orlando Gough
- The VdGS Tuning Device Survey, Part 2: Consort Tuning - Mary Iden
- The Pleasures of Internationl Networking - Julie Stobbs
- Thomas Mace and a Sense of Humour - Wendy Hancock
- First Encounters - Richard Carter
- Elizabethan Play Along, Recordings Review
- Young Players' Pages
- News from Universities and Music Colleges

 | No.20, Autumn 2010.
(Editor: Mary Iden, Front Cover: Ted Copper) |
- Marlene Austin, obituary - Linda Hill
- An Interview with Alison Crum - Mary Iden
- Building an Elizabethan Viol, in search of the sound Byrd might have heard -Tim Soar and Siriol Jones
- The Auckland Thomas Cole Bass Viol - Polly Sussex
- The Unequal Fretting of Viols - Richard Carter (nb. Misprinted. The corrected version was distributed with the next issue)
- Clifford Bartlett Appeal
- Young Players' News

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Older Issues
The contents from previous issues of The Viol can be found HERE
The contents from previous issues of the Newsletter can be found HERE
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