Bosi Carlo Violin, Cremona 1929 with Bosi Carlo Certificate

Made in Cremona, 1929 by Carlo Bosi – this stunning violin exhibits the sought-after features in both pedigree, and maturity of sound. At 363mm in length-of-body, this violin is larger than most, though the neck and fingerboard are a comfortable proportion for any demanding violinist. In sound, this violin produces a loud, yet sweet sound – typical of it being a cremonese-made, stradivari-modelled violin. The quick response, and silkiness of sound is ideal for professional players, and student-soloists alike, consistently providing an edifying playing-experience whenever you pick it up.

This violin has recently undergone restoration work, performed by a world-renowned expert in the Italian violin-making style, Eric Blot. Notably, Blot has been commissioned to work on some of history’s finest work, such as G.B. Guadagnini, and Guarneri ‘del Gesu’. This instrument, Eric Blot has issued with a certificate of authenticity.

Features:

• Master-made instrument
• Pattern: Stradivarius
• Top: Fine-grain spruce, aged prior to construction in 1929
• Back: 2-piece flamed maple
• Purfling: Genuine ebony purfling
• Tailpiece: French-style, ebony tailpiece – hollowed
• Strings: Larsen Tzigane
• Certificate: Yes. Eric Blot Certificate is included