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Linea Macchi Violin - Hand Made in Cremona Italy - Hand Selected by Master Edgar Russ - LM-1000
Estimated price for orientation: 8 896 $
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Features Excellent Cremonese sound made in Cremona Italy The belly, back, ribs and head are hand made by expert makers that Master Russ knows personally and appreciates for their skills. The critical areas of the instrument construction that present greater difficulty are personally worked on by Master Russ in his workshop in the centre of Cremona, in Via Macchi Finally, following antique traditions, every instrument has its own certificate Description Product Description Master Russ established the criteria for the correct thickness and measurements for the belly, back and the other elements that have a fundamental impact on the instrument sound for every instrument. These include the placement and shaping of the bassbar, the correct positioning of the neck joint in order to ensure a balanced sound across the four strings, and a perfect set-up that guarantees the best sound possible for every individual instrument. The instruments in the Macchi line satisfy the needs of professionals. In 1990 Edgar Russ opened his first workshop in Cremona in Via Plasio 7. His instruments are played by world best known important musicians, professors and teachers in most prestigious orchestras, chamber music groups and quartets, and have been used by soloists in CD recordings. He is well known for his set up and sound adjustments. He participates annually in various important exhibitions and Music fairs including Tokyo Music Fair, Mondomusica in Cremona - Italy, Cremona Exhibitions in USA, Frankfurter Musikmesse in Germany and Music China in Shanghai. He has been invited to present in numerous TV appearances for violinmaking demonstrations, locally in Italy (Rai), in the USA (Fox, ABC and CNN). Edgar is the co-author of a book in German language entitled "Die Violine-Instrument, Geschichte, Bau ", written together with Thomas Oberhauser in 1994. In 1995 he opened a workshop together with his friend and college Giorgio Grisales. After 10 years of collaboration, he than moved in October 2004, in a new, independent workshop in Via Mauro Macchi 2A. This new workshop is situated in the very heart of Cremona and is an interesting meeting place for professional performers, violinmakers and connoisseurs. Edgar´s increasing reputation on craftsmanship and remarkable acoustic qualities has boast the high demand among private collectors and musicians from all over the world.
Features Excellent Cremonese sound made in Cremona Italy The belly, back, ribs and head are hand made by expert makers that Master Russ knows personally and appreciates for their skills. The critical areas of the instrument construction that present greater difficulty are personally worked on by Master Russ in his workshop in the centre of Cremona, in Via Macchi Finally, following antique traditions, every instrument has its own certificate Description Product Description Master Russ established the criteria for the correct thickness and measurements for the belly, back and the other elements that have a fundamental impact on the instrument sound for every instrument. These include the placement and shaping of the bassbar, the correct positioning of the neck joint in order to ensure a balanced sound across the four strings, and a perfect set-up that guarantees the best sound possible for every individual instrument. The instruments in the Macchi line satisfy the needs of professionals. In 1990 Edgar Russ opened his first workshop in Cremona in Via Plasio 7. His instruments are played by world best known important musicians, professors and teachers in most prestigious orchestras, chamber music groups and quartets, and have been used by soloists in CD recordings. He is well known for his set up and sound adjustments. He participates annually in various important exhibitions and Music fairs including Tokyo Music Fair, Mondomusica in Cremona - Italy, Cremona Exhibitions in USA, Frankfurter Musikmesse in Germany and Music China in Shanghai. He has been invited to present in numerous TV appearances for violinmaking demonstrations, locally in Italy (Rai), in the USA (Fox, ABC and CNN). Edgar is the co-author of a book in German language entitled "Die Violine-Instrument, Geschichte, Bau ", written together with Thomas Oberhauser in 1994. In 1995 he opened a workshop together with his friend and college Giorgio Grisales. After 10 years of collaboration, he than moved in October 2004, in a new, independent workshop in Via Mauro Macchi 2A. This new workshop is situated in the very heart of Cremona and is an interesting meeting place for professional performers, violinmakers and connoisseurs. Edgar´s increasing reputation on craftsmanship and remarkable acoustic qualities has boast the high demand among private collectors and musicians from all over the world.