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This violin was made by Amédée Dieudonné in Mirecourt in 1927. Born in 1890 in Mirecourt, Dieudonné learned the art of violin making from Gustave B...
View full detailsMatteo Marsili studied at the International School of Violin Making in Cremona under the guidance of Master Massimo Negroni. After graduating in 20...
View full detailsThis violin was made in the workshop of Mario Gadda in 1997 in Mantova. It is labeled 'Anno 1997 / Mario Gadda / Fece in Mantova / Modello Person...
View full detailsThis violin was made in the Scrollavezza & Zanre workshop in 2024, Parma, Italy. Elisa Scrollavezza & Andrea Zanrè opened their own worksho...
View full detailsThis violin was made by Roberto Cavagnoli in 2008 in Cremona. Cavagnoli was born in Brescia in 1975, and after graduating from the International S...
View full detailsMazzotti learned the craft of violin making while attending the Istituto Liutario ‘A Stradivari’ in Cremona and undertook private lessons with vari...
View full detailsThis violin is from the workshop of Collin-Mezin, one of the most prolific violin-making workshops in France at the turn of the 20th century.The vi...
View full detailsThis violin was made by luthiers Agnete Vibe and Pietro Iotti in 2024 in their workshop in Parma, Italy. These two young makers graduated from the ...
View full detailsThis violin was made by Hagen Weise in Baiersdorf, in 2024. Weise has been active since 1991 when he commenced work for the Roderisch Paesold Compa...
View full detailsThis violin was made by Hagen Weise in 2023, in Baiersdorf. Hagen Weise has been active since 1991 when he commenced work for the Roderisch Paesold...
View full detailsThis Instrument was made by Andrea Varazzani in 2023 in Cremona, Italy. Andrea Varazzani is a luthier from Naples working in the Po Valley outside ...
View full detailsThis violin was made by Scrollavezza and Zanre in 2008, in Parma, Italy. Elisa Scrollavezza and Andrea Zanrè opened their own workshop in Parma in ...
View full detailsThe Sydney String Centre sits on the unceded lands of the Gamaragal people. We pay our respects to Elders and communities past, present, and emerging. We celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who also work and live on this land.