A Violin by Lorenzo Storioni
Violin by Lorenzo Storioni, “Countess Pestalozzi”, Cremona, 1778
Cremona, 1778
This violin is a remarkable example of one of the most celebrated late cremonese makers. Storioni instruments remain highly prized by musicians and collectors to this day, his violins are particularly prized for their exceptional tonal qualities, with a rich, powerful sound. Alongside the beautiful sound of this instrument, it also carries an interesting piece of history. More
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Lorenzo Storioni
Lorenzo Storioni, a renowned violin maker, was inspired by the legacy of "Del GesĂą" and created his own style with a strong personality. He was considered one of the main keepers of the Cremonese tradition in the late 1700s, alongside G.B. Ceruti and the Bergonzi family. Storioni's instruments are known for their brilliant and powerful sound. Learn more
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This violin has a powerful and open sound with an impressive balance. It is waiting for the opportunity to be played in a great concert.
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