Conçu en 1721 par Antonio Stradivari (son « âge d’or »), le Vous recherchez une œuvre entendue sur une Webradio ? Antonio Stradivari was born in 1644, and established his shop in Cremona, Italy, where he remained active until his death in 1737.
Now it's housed in the Real Conservatorio Superior de Musica de Madrid.Showing the differences in colour and style among Stradivari's violins, this 1709 instrument has an ornate tailpiece design, much like the Alard Stradivarius. 1h 58mn His instruments are highly regarded and often sell for six figure sums at auction thanks to their unique sound and esteemed history. It's generally thought instruments from this time sound even better than his earlier models - this 1714 cello is one such example from the period.They're regarded as some of the finest stringed instruments ever created, apparently possessing a sweet tone and superior sound quality. 15 Best Violin Brands for Beginner and Intermediate Students.
Stradivarius instruments hold the top five prices paid for any musical instrument. This is a 'Violino piccolo' from 1712, meaning it's slightly shorter than a regular sized violin. These violins are estimated to bid at the starting auction price of millions of dollars. Perhaps it had something to do with Stradivari's incredible carving skill, demonstrated here on the edges of the Cipriani Potter violin.No one's entirely sure why Stradivarius instruments sound the way they do, but it could be to do with the type of wood used. Apparently.Stradivari developed his style gradually over time, with his earlier violins being slightly smaller than his later models. This led to his so-called 'Golden Period', which lasted from 1700 - 1720. Apparently, during the Little Ice Age (between 1645 - 1750), trees grew slower due to lower temperatures, and wood was more dense as a result. Make Offer - Copy of Antonius Stradivarius Faciebat Cremona 1713 4/4 Violin West Germany 1986 Antonio Stradivarius Violin - VERY GOOD COPY Over 100 Years Old $1600 Appraisal $999.00 Ils ont été conçus par les célèbres Antonio Stradivari ou Guarneri « Del Gesu », sont passés entre les mains de Paganini, Yehudi Menuhin ou Itzhak Perlman… et coûtent au bas mot un million d’euros.
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