Violin by Pietro Pallotta, Perugia, c.1800
This violin was crafted by an Italian Mastermaker at the end of the 18th century in his own personal style, model, and approach. It shows off Pallotta's elegance and inventiveness, deeply immersed in the 1700s Italian tradition, yet very particular and authentic in his decisions, from the choice of local wood sources for the back, sides, neck, and head to the constructive approach that made the acoustics of his instruments so famous amongst musicians. More
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€77,000 EUR
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Pietro Pallotta
Pallotta was a distinct maker from the late 18th and early 19th centuries from the region of Umbria, Italy. Not much is know about his life and work but his neat craftsmanship reveals his skills as a violin maker.Learn more
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With a very distinctive tone, this violin provides a unique voice full of overtones, of a overall bright quality. The projection changes through the different registers, going from wide, strong, round basses to a straight, focused upper register.
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Cello Bow by Marc Laberte, Mirecourt, 1945
By Marc Laberte |
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