French violin bow by Georges Émile Barjonnet (certificate)

Excellent French violin bow by Georges Émile Barjonnet – very well balanced violin bow, smooth playing, with a rich, full, and warm tone.

In his later career, Georges Émile Barjonnet (1903–1987) created somewhat more powerful bows that remained faithful to the Ouchard model he had cultivated throughout his life. These bows are valued by discerning musicians as mature examples of great craftsmanship and a finely developed musical sensibility.

This Georges Émile Barjonnet violin bow, made around 1970, is also characterized by the excellent qualities of its strong, round stick made of first-class pernambuco and, with a total weight of 58.6 g, plays extremely smoothly with a large, warm, and voluminous sound. Its classically beautiful nickel silver fittings and ebony frog with Parisian eyes reveal the masterful level at which Barjonnet was working at the time. We deliver this violin bow in excellent condition, ready to play, inspected by our experts and with a Corilon certificate confirming its value.

Georges Émile Barjonnet, nickel silver violin bow, circa 1970 – brief portrait:

• Mature work from the later period of Georges Émile Barjonnet
• Classically beautiful nickel silver mount and ebony frog with Parisian eyes
• Very well balanced, fluid in play with medium power
• Rich, large, and warm tone for discerning players
• Corilon certificate included

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