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VIOLIN

2008

 
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Year: 2008

 

Soundboard: Italian Spruce

 

Back, Sides and Scroll: Carpathian maple

 

Varnish: Oil

This violin is representative of my Stradivari model characterized by elements of the Emiliano Romagna school, which are particularly evident in the resolution of the edges and the scroll.

The use of the back in a single piece is another distinctive element of most of my works.

Particular attention is paid to the selection of materials and to the acoustic design, which aims at achieving a soft, balanced and harmonious sound, combined with a prompt emission, to offer the musician a wide range of interpretations.

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VIOLIN

2020

 
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Year: 2020

 

Soundboard: Italian Spruce

 

Back, Sides and Scroll: Balkans Maple

Varnish: Oil

This violin was made with materials by Ettore Soffritti. It is one of the rare two-piece back instruments of my production.

Soft and dark sound, balanced and projective.

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LIONS VIOLIN

2017

 
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Year: 2017

 

Soundboard: Italian Spruce

 

Back, Sides and Scroll:  Italian Maple

Varnish: Oil

This violin was made for the Lions Club "Pavullo e del Frignano" to underline the "We Serve" concept that distinguishes the Lion's purpose. The color has been purposely left "amber" to underline the reference to the golden color of the Lions symbol.

The back is in one piece and the soundboard is also in one piece.

The powerful and mature sound is a characteristic  of this violin.

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