Antoine Lescombe creates violins, violas and cellos in the spirit of Italian masters of the 16th-18th centuries whom he admires and reinterprets, in the service of sound… and musicians!
His dream ?�
My aim as a craftsman is to offer a bespoke service, capable of answering to the needs of any string instruments of the violin family, no matter what level the player is at.
In every violin, viola
From an early age, I was drawn to music. I am a musical training at the Departmental Conservatory of Montauban.
This training will be completed by three years at the Mirecourt music school where I wi
Stringed instrument workshop of the quartet in Strasbourg.
When I started my training in 1993, making a violin was the gateway to the world of violin making. Manufacturing is the very o
My passion for music and instruments, my musical training at the Avignon conservatory, in violin making at the Mirecourt school, as well as my years of experience with recognized luthiers in France an
The workshop remains open by appointment only and in respect of mutual protection gestures.
This appointment must be materialized by an EMAIL or an SMS that we will have exchanged.
Check box 2 of the
Taught by master Bernard OUCHARD at Mirecourt school from 1975 to 1978
then with Benoît ROLLAND in Paris, Jean GRUNBERGER won numerous international prizes.
Headmaster of the Bow Making School of
Do not hesitate to send me your comments, thoughts, needs, expectations, etc.
or simply send me your email address
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