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€28,000 EUR
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Full description
The wood selection for this cello draws inspiration from the spirit of Antonio Stradivari’s timeless craftsmanship rather than an exact replica of a specific instrument. The top is made from Italian spruce from Val di Fiemme, featuring a medium-wide grain chosen to reflect Stradivari’s balance of aesthetic beauty and acoustic excellence. The back, ribs, neck, and scroll are crafted from beautifully flamed Balkan maple, selected to present a unique texture and fresh interpretation. Stradivari cellos are celebrated for their clarity, depth, and remarkable projection across all registers, making them ideal for both solo and ensemble performances. With its rich red-brown varnish, this cello embodies a bold visual elegance while capturing the refined tonal character and timeless style of the Cremona master maker through a contemporary vision.
Ludovico Zanni
Ludovico Zanni's workshop is in Cremona downtown, where he handcrafts stringed instruments according to the tradition of classical violin making craftsmanship. Learn more
dimensions
Back Length
760 mm
Upper Bout
350 mm
Center Bout
241 mm
Lower Bout
450 mm
String Length
690 mm
sound characteristics
Bright, Sweet and Direct
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