A Violin by Hiller & Son
Violin by Bernd Hiller & Son, Regensburg, 2019
The hands of a master maker crafted this violin inspired by Vuillaume. Hiller’s long experience as a violin maker along with his innovative style are demonstrated in this violin. In our view, its high point is the beautiful varnish applied on the deeply flammed wood of the back. More
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"With this instrument, we have created a variant with accessories made of domestic wood, which makes it sustainable and unique. They were all mane inside of our workshop and the wood comes from Switzerland. It is high-density spruce that has a much higher sound velocity and hardness than ebony. This makes the instrument richer in overtones, and faster in response." Bernd and Daniel Hiller
Hiller & Son
Father and son united by the passion of violin-making and working together to create true masterpieces. It all started with Bernd, who obtained his master in craftsman's diploma in 1986 under the guidance of violin maker Bernhard Wölz. Daniel followed the steps of his father and they now work together in their workshop in Germany. They make each instrument to be easy to play, rich in overtones, and comfortable in the hand and neck. Learn more
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Bright, sharp, and round.
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