Markneukirchen violin, Carl August Schuster
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Stringed instruments from the workshops of carl August Schuster in Markneukirchen, Saxony are well-known for their excellent standards of craftsmanship and outstanding sound qualities. The Markneukirchen violin offered here is an especially successful example of these instruments, that bears the...

Stringed instruments from the workshops of carl August Schuster in Markneukirchen, Saxony are well-known for their excellent standards of craftsmanship and outstanding sound qualities. The Markneukirchen violin offered here is an especially successful example of these instruments, that bears the original label and features both preferable aesthetic and musical qualities. It was built in 1947 after well-proven Antonio Stradivari patterns, with a table of medium grained spruce and a one-piece back of attractive sycamore maple. These premium tonewoods were chosen to build an expressive instrument after an individual model with medium archings, that is preserved in mint condition. The purfling extends far into the corners and is the fine work of an experienced and well-educated hand. The shining, golden-brown colored oil varnish is preserved in best condition. This good Markneukirchen violin and was completely worked over by our expert luthiers, who made it ready to play. This instrument clearly deserves our special recommendation, for its strong and resonant sound, that is bright and open, a precise voice with a mature character.

Inventory no.
3104
Maker
Carl August Schuster
Provenance
Markneukirchen
Year
1947
Tone
rich in overtones, resonant, strong
Length of back
35.9 cm
Markneukirchen violin, Carl August Schuster
Markneukirchen violin, Carl August Schuster - back
Markneukirchen violin, Carl August Schuster - side
Markneukirchen violin, Carl August Schuster - scroll
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