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Our portfolio of texts about fine stringed instruments and the history of violin making complements the information you will find in the descriptions in our catalogue:

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    Atelier Laberte-Humbert frères in Mirecourt, photo: Musée de la Lutherie et de l'Archèterie Françaises - Mirecourt


     

    Corilon violins • Lilienstrasse 2 • D-81669 München • Germany
    Phone: +49 (0)89-444 19 619 • Fax: +49 (0)89-444 19 620
    mail@corilon.com • www.corilon.com
    New arrivals in our catalogue:
    • Mozart bow - lightweight, active violin bow, silver, Germany
    • 1930's violin bow from Markneukirchen, warm, mellow tone
    • Strong, silver mounted viola bow, c.1980, Markneukirchen, Germany
    • Fine English violin bow by Frank Napier / W.E. Hill & Sons
    • Fine Czech Prague master violin, by Alois Bittner, 1930, No. 75
    • Eckart Richter, contemporary master violin, Markneukirchen
    • Interesting 18th century Markneukirchen viola, 1780 / 1790
    • 1/4 - Fine French 1/4 violin bow, Morizot Frères (certificate J.-F. Raffin)
    • German Markneukirchen violin after Guarneri, beautiful red oil varnish
    • Powerful antique violin from Saxony, after J. Stainer
    • German Markneukirchen violin, Heinrich Th. Heberlein Jr., 1937
    • French violin from Mirecourt, approx. 1900
    • French violin with a singing tone, Amedee Dieudonne, 1945
    • 19th century: Antique German violin from Saxony, c.1850
    • Petite, late 18th century Italian violin, central Italy (certificate Hieronymus Köstler)
    • Rare German-English violin, Arnold Voigt, approx. 1890
    • Contemporary Markneukirchen master viola, Jochen Voigt, 1982, for soloists
    • Italian violin, Claudio Gamberini, circa 1930-50 (certificate Hieronymus Köstler)
    • Interesting historical violin by Johann Georg Leeb, Preßburg, 1786 (certificate Hieronymus Köstler)
    • Riccardo Bergonzi, contemporary Cremonese master violin (certificate R. Bergonzi)
    • Giulio Cesare Gigli, fine 18th century Italian violin, approx. 1750 (certificate E. Vatelot)
    • Mario Gadda, modern Italian violin after Oreste Candi, 1984 (certificate Mario Gadda)
    • English viola by Alan McDougall
    • Ernst Heinrich Roth, fine 1955 violin - Guarnerius model