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German violin after Giovanni Paolo Maggini, c.1920

The fascinating large violin model of the classical Italian maestro Giovanni Paolo Maggini was copied by many craftsmen in the past 400 years, due to the beauty of the double purfling and the reduced winding of the scroll. The German "Maggini" violin offered here is one of these instruments; it was built approx. 1920, most probably in the Schuster & Co. workshops in...

The fascinating large violin model of the classical Italian maestro Giovanni Paolo Maggini was copied by many craftsmen in the past 400 years, due to the beauty of the double purfling and the reduced winding of the scroll. The German "Maggini" violin offered here is one of these instruments; it was built approx. 1920, most probably in the Schuster & Co. workshops in Markneukirchen and features their quality style that expresses his inimitable personality. The delicate ff-holes were finely cut in an oblique position, and the antiqued varnish indicates the Saxon provenance of the violin tastefully. Of course the most important feature of this violin is its excellent response and the exceptionally good sound, that is large, clear and warm, precise, radiant and full of character - a highly recommended instrument by our professional violinist that is offered with a minor pegbox repair only in very good condition that was worked over thoroughly by our expert luthiers and is offered ready to play.

 
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Inventory no.
5594
Provenance
Markneukirchen
Year
circa 1910
Tone
warm, dark, voluminous
Length of back
36.6 cm
German violin after Giovanni Paolo Maggini, c.1920
Deutsche Geige nach Maggini, zweiteiliger Ahornboden mit doppelter Randeinlage
German violin after Giovanni Paolo Maggini, c.1920
Geige nach Maggini. Schnecke mit extra Windung
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