George Bissinger
- Title
- George Bissinger
- Description
- George Bissinger from the ECU Physics Department sitting near an upside down violin in the physics lab.
- Date
- 1997
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- photographs
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- Local Identifier
- UA55.01.2204
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- Subject(s)
- Violin--North Carolina--Greenville
- East Carolina University--Faculty
- Bissinger, George
- Physics teachers--North Carolina--Greenville
- College teachers--North Carolina--Greenville
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- Location of Original
- University Archives
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This is Dr. George Bissinger (note the spelling). The instrument looks like a violin, not a cello. A profile on the ECU Physics website indicates he has done a tremendous amount of research into the acoustics of violins. If I recall correctly, he also made violins and played violin in the ECU orchestra.
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