The Amorim Method: An Interview with Luiz Amorim
Discover Luiz Amorim unique approach to craftsmanship, the secrets behind creating exceptional violins, and the legacy of the Amorim Method.
A Guide To Violin Bridge & Soundpost
A Guide To Violin Bridge & Soundpost: their functions, and how they affect your violin’s sound.
Violin Player Guide: 4 Things You Should Be Doing
As a violin player, there are some things you should do to keep your violin in top condition.
Top 5 Best Violinists Performance
Violinists have in their hands a tool to express feeling and emotion, art and music are all connected to our emotions.
Our Best Tips to Master The Violin Practice
Violin practice requires patience. To improve, you must practice regularly. We've brought together some good advice for you
The Greatest Concertmasters
Who isn't familiar with at least one Concertmaster? But do you know exactly what it means to be a concertmaster? Do you know the greatest?
The Considered Best Violins In Existence Until Now
The secrets of the best violins in existence lies in the hands of artisans who made the best violins in existence.
Fine Violins: Why they are the best option
Have you ever wondered what sets fine violins apart from others? A handmade violin is the best option for a number of reasons.
Top 6 Classical Concertos ever written
Classical music touches our souls and moves us. Classical Concertos the same impact, one of the reasons some of them are so remarkable.
Antonio Stradivari: The Best Works of the Master
One can not deny the facts and the importance of his works! Antonio Stradivari is known as the greatest violin maker of all time.
The Workshop
Amorim Fine Violins is a violin, viola, and cello workshop based in Cremona. Our mission is to provide musicians with instruments so they can uniquely express themselves. We are a family business, just like the workshops of Stradivari and Guarneri. Founded in 2001 by the renowned violin maker Luiz Amorim and his wife, Betina Schreiner. We bring our fine arts experience into the violin-making field. .
