Viola from Goslar/Harz, built by Curt Zeidler, Goslar 1955
This German viola is a beautifully sounding instrument built in 1955, in the mid-20th century. The viola is a simple work by Curt Zeidler, an instrument of unmistakable individuality, crafted with high-quality workmanship following the Italian model. The F-holes and the lovely edge inlay of the viola were executed...
Viola from Goslar/Harz, built by Curt Zeidler, Goslar 1955
This German viola is a beautifully sounding instrument built in 1955, in the mid-20th century. The viola is a simple work by Curt Zeidler, an instrument of unmistakable individuality, crafted with high-quality workmanship following the Italian model. The F-holes and the lovely edge inlay of the viola were executed with taste and in high quality; the small scroll is an elegant piece of work full of character. Orange-brown varnish with patina and playing marks of a beautiful, bright color covers the fine tonewoods used in the construction of the viola. We recommend this viola for its warm, precise sound, which is balanced, warm in character, and resonant, with a very light response. Delivered with free shipping, a 30-day return policy, and Corilon’s trade-in guarantee.
