Brazil hopes to raise trade restrictions to protect an endangered tree. But musicians fear for their instruments.
Brazil hopes to raise trade restrictions to protect an endangered tree. But musicians fear the protections may penalise their industry.
By Sam Meadows
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For 44 years, Tim Baker has been crafting bows for stringed instruments like violins and cellos. He knows how crucial the thin, supple strip of wood can be for musicians.
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