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I was born in Cremona in 1976, the home of lute–making art since 16th century. The city is rich in traditions and old craft workshops where technique, skills and studies have been handed down from father to son. It is the Cremona of Antonio Stradivari and Andrea Amati.
An extremely fine violin, made by Master Luthier Daniele Tonarelli in his workshop in Cremona. Expertly crafted, it has a beautifully sculpted body and a rich and powerful sound. It is an outstanding copy of a Guadagnini violin and has the sound characteristics to match. A very versatile violin, it has a beautiful tone and is extremely balanced. It also has a very powerful and ringing sound that projects easily. The violin comes certified from the Luthier.
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We've been working with Daniele Tonarelli for a number of years now and we are always impressed with the quality of his work. He is one of Cremona's best known makers and every instrument he makes lives up to his stellar reputation. This stunning Stradivari model violin is extremely balanced in all registers, has tremendous power and the richness of its tone does not disappoint. Come try it soon as his violins tend to sell very quickly!
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Daniele Tonarelli is one of our best selling makers from Cremona. Even though we have always been impressed by the quality of his work, this Guadagnini model is perhaps the best sounding example we've had from this maker. The sound is very balanced and particularly impressive in the upper positions. The quality is powerful, focused and resonant. Perfectly suited for chamber music or solo playing.
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Back by popular demand! We have Daniele's latest violin and it is the first Ole Bull model we have here in our showroom. It sounds as you would expect: Rich, dark and powerful. An ideal instrument for someone looking for resonance and ease of playing, one of the hallmarks of Daniele's instruments. Try it before it goes!
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