
Artisan Collection
Guaneri del Gesu Violin Bench Copy
Modeled after the famous violin that was coveted by Jascha Heifetz, arguably the best violinist of the 20th century, this violin demonstrates del Gesù’s movement away from the delicate Amati-like detailing found in his earlier instruments. Its austere detailing and broader outline indicate Guarneri’s evolution towards the minimalist approach of his later works. This unrefined style suggests that del Gesù knew exactly how to manipulate materials while crafting his instruments, so that he would not be held back by the details, which did not directly influence creating impeccable sound.
Apprentice Collection
Wittner tailpiece with four fine tunersProfessional quality hand-applied spirit varnishFully hand-carved with seasoned spruce top and flamed curly maple backOutfit includes graphite composite bow and ...
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Craftsman Collection
Based on the famous Guarneri del Gesùviolin owned by Henri Vieuxtemps, the Moretti violin captures many of the visual and aural attributes of the original...
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Craftsman Collection
Hand-carved boxwood fittings featuring a decorative cherub tailpiece and matching pegs pay homage to J.B. Vuillaume, who first crafted detailed fittings for instruments made by...
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