A Violin by Giuseppe Pedrazzini

Violin by Giuseppe Pedrazzini, Milan, 1916

This Pedrazzini violin is modeled after a G.B. Guadagnini masterpiece. Remarkably preserved, it showcases Pedrazzini's signature style. The instrument combines classical inspiration with modern flair. Renowned for its exceptional tonal qualities and acoustic excellence, this violin embodies the timeless elegance and refined character of Pedrazzini's work.
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      A violin by Giuseppe Pedrazzini, an exquisite violin and great example of Pedrazzini's work at that period. The instrument is in mint condition, modeled after a G.B Guadagnini Violin, and exhibits Pedrazzini's best attributes, being among his most valuable and sought-after examples. It is incredible how deep classical inspiration coexists with his modern personal style, notable in the edges fluting and the scroll's impressive deep carving. His instruments are sought-after today due to their excellent tonal qualities and acoustic results. Deeply inspired by the great makers of the 17th and 18th centuries, his instruments' sounds are closer to those of the classical period instruments than those of his modern peers. Besides that, the craftsmanship is neat, personal, and full of both strong character and refinement.

      Giuseppe Pedrazzini

      Giuseppe Pedrazzini, one of the finest Italian violin makers of the early 20th Century. Guided by the maestro Romeo Antoniazzi, Pedrazzini made instruments inspired by great Italian masterpieces, such as Stradivari, Guadagnini, and Amati. His instruments are sought-after today due to their excellent tonal qualities and acoustic results.Learn more

      dimensions

      Back Length
      359 mm
      Upper Bout
      167 mm
      Center Bout
      113 mm
      Lower Bout
      208 mm

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          Codice fiscale 01676710195 – Partita Iva 01676710195 | PIAZZA MARCONI 8 - 26100 CREMONA CR | Numero R.E.A. 192776 | Registro Imprese di CREMONA n. 01676710195 | Capitale Sociale € 50.000,00 i.v.