Louis Morizot Frères, French violin bow c.1950 (certificate J. F. Raffin)

Morizot frères violin bow (after 1950) - certificate J.-F. Raffin

This active French violin bow hails from one of the most renowned workshops of modern French bow making: Morizot freres. It was made after 1950, during the heyday of the family business founded by Louis Joseph Morizot. The outstanding French violin bows of this period are known for their mature aesthetics and excellent playing characteristics and are still highly regarded today.

Morizot violin bow, brief profile:

• Round stick made of the finest reddish-brown pernambuco wood, crafted with the typical Morizot thickness distribution.
• Nickel-mounted ebony frog with classic Parisian eye in the traditional Morizot style.
• Perfect balance thanks to precise weight distribution, typical of the Morizot model.
• Perceived center of gravity in the middle, slightly below the center.

This fine Morizot violin bow has been thoroughly refurbished by our violin makers and impresses with its sound and active playing style. It is ideal for advanced, discerning players who appreciate its strong, overtone-rich sound and characteristic French tone quality. Comes with a certificate of authenticity from J. F. Raffin, Paris, one of the most renowned experts on French bows.

• Free shipping
• 30-day return policy
• Unlimited trade-in guarantee