II Cremonese Joachim 1715 Stradivari Violin SUPERB BASS

Tonewoods used for Violins were carefully  selected from Northern China and southern Sichuan.  Spruce of particular  resonant quality grow in isolated stands on the slopes of the Snow mountain, Sichun also has had centuries of disciplined logging practices and  growing seasons resulting in maple logs of straight, tight grain and beautifully  flamed figure.The tonal qualities of these woods have been prized by many china luthiers, it provide great sound choice and more economical option comparing to the Europe tonewoods.

The process of designing a model takes many stages, a process which has evolved over the past 30 years for his work. He studies in depth by making exact copies of many of the most beloved historic instruments, including instruments from makers such as Stradivari, the Guarneri family, Goefriller, the Amatis, Guadagnini, etc. 　

This is in our top grade,  best china tonewood and exlusive varnish, craftwork with Acoustic wave Vibration Science

Although the Cremonese makers created different models and arches, their  instruments have in common a depth and richness of sound that is best described  as a Bel Canto voice. This was due to the application of an opaque mineral layer  which became transparent when impregnated with varnish. This coating on an  instrument's surface accentuates the color-palette of sound, while filtering the  shrill overtones.

Italian workcraft violin made by one maker from start to finish

One Experience for our Top grade

     You remember the  latest violin I brought from you? The one with the lionhead scroll? I wasn't  going to use it for our concert last week, because I had some short orchestral  solos to play in the concert and did not feel that this violin would withstand a  full orchestral accompaniment. But a friend and colleague specially asked me to  use it, because he was so impressed with it at a previous orchestral concert  when I played a full solo on it! He said that it had the most beautiful tone and  texture - "like the best Chinese silk" - and such power that when I was playing  fortissimo "it nearly blew out the doors at the back of the hall", he said. So,  I took his advice.

At the rehearsal before the concert, my friend played it with a piano  accompaniment. I stood in the middle of the hall and I was absolutely amazed to  hear how it resounded - so silky bright, sweet and powerful. And the further I  moved back in the hall, the stronger it sounded. A horn player came up to me and  said how amazed she was by its tone and projection. You see, a violinist never  hears how the instrument sounds to the audience. And I always thought this  violin sounded a little weak (under my ear), although very nice. But that  demonstration convinced me totally just how wonderful your instruments are. 

When I told you I was interested in another "top range" violin a few weeks  before this one came, you advised me to wait, because you felt that particular  violin was not good enough for me. And then when this one became available you  emailed me. You promised me that this was the best violin in your range and  better than another one of the same price, and I must say that you were true to  your word! Thank you so much for keeping my best interests at heart - you did me  a great service! I am absolutely delighted with this violin now, and I play it  now for all my solos, like in today's rehearsal with another orchestra, my solo  stood out clearly against a full orchestral tutti.

   -Peter  ( Peter is the Leading Violin Player of  one Orchestra in UK, he bought a  few violins in our top grade series.)

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