Violins

Violins are realized on the classical models of Italian lutherie and, on demand, also on the foreign construction models.

The raw materials and the construction methods follow the seventeenth-century luthier art by means of the scrupulous selection of the materials, in order to obtain a high quality product that maintain his structural features during the years. The timbers used for the construction are Spruce Fir (from Val di Fiemme for the soundboard) and Curly Maple (from the Balkans, for the bottom deck, the neck and the body sides). The keyboard is realized with Ebony.

On demand, the tailpiece, the machine heads and the pegheads can be installed, using Ebony, Rosewood or Boxwood. In the laboratory is also realized the refinement of violins and any other possible restoration intervention.

Violin model “Il Cremonese” A. Stradivari 1715

Soundboard: Spruce Fir from Val di Fiemme

Body sides, bottom deck and neck: Curly Maple

Keyboard, pegheads and tailpiece: Ebony

 

Violin mod. “The Betts” – A. Stradivari 1704

Soundboard: Spruce Fir from Val di Fiemme

Body sides, bottom deck and neck: Curly Maple

Keyboard, pegheads and tailpiece: Ebony

Violin mod. “Lord Wilton” – Guarneri “del Gesù”
1742

Soundboard: Spruce Fir from Val di Fiemme

Body sides, bottom deck and neck: Curly Maple

Keyboard: Ebony

Pegheads and tailpiece: Rosewood

Violin mod. “Alard” – Nicola Amati 1649

Soundboard: Spruce Fir from Val di Fiemme

Body sides, bottom deck and neck: Curly Maple

Keyboard: Ebony

Pegheads and tailpiece: Boxwood