Pincio
Model inspired by Giuseppe Guarneri ‘del Gesù’
This is violin was made taking inspiration from one of the most famous an eclectic violin makers of history. Giuseppe Guarneri ‘del Gesù’ manage to distinguish himself due to his great creativity and spontaneous making style. In making of this violin we have tried to emulate this vision.
The ff-holes are characteristically elongated with sharp angles. The arches are high and the scroll has a swanlike quality to it.
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Back Length
Upper Bout
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If you decide to commission this model there are many ways in which we can personalize a violin just for you. Firstly if you decide to follow the construction from start to finish you can get to pick the set of wood from our selection you like and if you have particular desires in regards to materials we will do our utmost to accomodate your wishes.
If you have special ergonomic needs when it comes to neck shape, string length, set-up ecc. those are also things we can figure out together.
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Giuseppe Guarneri is today considered one of the most talented makers of the 1700. Born in 1698 he was the third generation of the violin making family founded by his grandfather Andrea Guarneri in 1641.
He did not manage to obtain much fame during his lifetime but when famed violinist Niccolò Paganini made the ‘Cannone’ his companion. The combination of the potent sound of the violin and the incredible skills of Paganini elevated the status of Giuseppe Guarneri and posthumously gathered the recognition he deserved.
His instruments are characterized by the spontaneous design and a talent for experimentation.
