A Violin by Giovannetti & Schultz

Violin by Giovannetti & Schultz, Florence, 2023

The hands of a rising star-maker crafted this Guarneri model violin. Giovannetti & Schultz faithfully represent the new generation of Italian violin makers, bringing modern thinking to the violin-making scenario. In our opinion, this violin highlight is the strong and deep, well-made antiquing and the present varnish wear and patina that brings it to life. More

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      This violin is deeply inspired by the Guarneri `Del Gesù' early to mid-period models from c. 1735, including the 1735 'Ploweden', especially in the f-wholes design, the 1736 'Cessole'and the 1734 'Spagnoletti'. These models share important and strong details and constructive characteristics that link them to each other and depict and very consistent and important chapter in 'Del Gesú's' work. The top is made from spruce from Val di Fiemme with medium to fine, regular grain, and the two-piece back of Bosnian maple with elegant, deep, medium-sized flames that run through the whole piece. The oil-rosin varnish is of red-brown color on a golden-brown ground and emphasizes the old patina that sits in the recesses of tool marks, showing the quick and free workmanship, the benchmark of Guarneri Del Gesù.
      This violin won the Gold Medal in the antiqued section at the 2023 International Violin Making Competition of Pisogne of the National Association of Artistic Italian Violin Making and the highest score amongst all instruments.

      Giovannetti & Schultz

      Andrea Giovannetti and Kyle Schultz combine their knowledge and experience dedicating themselves to crafting high-level instruments, interpretating the work of the great Italian Masters, to reach the highest professional level required by the most demanding musicians. Learn more

      dimensions

      Back Length
      355 mm
      Upper Bout
      164 mm
      Center Bout
      110 mm
      Lower Bout
      205 mm
      String Length
      326 mm

      sound characteristics

      Dark, sweet, and round.

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