Born in Sofia, Bulgaria in 1970, Dimitri Atanassov started learning the violin at the age of 6. After studying with Professor Anna Ivanova, Dimitri excelled in his studies at the Prague Academy of Art
Maestro Valerio Ferron is a professional Italian violin maker, born in Milan, who became a Master Luthier after graduated from Antonio Stradivari Violin Making School in Cremona. Already in his earl
Luthier en Cremona
Lucas Fabro nace en el año 1991.
A muy temprana edad comienza a demostrar interés por el trabajo en madera, gracias a formar parte de un grupo scout, agrupación a la que ingresa
Welcome to Liuteria Zerilli, where passion meets craftsmanship. Our expert luthier, Luca Zerilli, has dedicated his life to creating exceptional string instruments that are not only beautiful to look
Federico Grandi, started studying violin in 1986 under the guidance of William Bignami, member of the “Teatro comunale di Bologna” orchestra and son of the well-known lute maker Otello Bignami.
The “Antonio Stradivari” Consortium of Violinmakers – Cremona offers visits to the workshops during which the consortium Master Violinmakers illustrate the main processing stages for the artisan
Mike, salentino di origine, classe ’89, è un violinista e produttore italiano.
La sua caratteristica predominante è la versatilità, accentuata dall’interesse nei più svariati generi musical
Carlo Cantini violinist in 1996 decides to create an electric violin for personal needs when a distributor company notices him and decides to market the XSeries Midi violin, now the updated Sonplus El
Box Sonora is the result of an idea matured over the years and refined by continuous experience in the music field. It is a unique place, in which various aspects of experiencing music converge: a m
Alessandro Urso’s instruments are built entirely by hand, using the best quality wood, natural paints and glues, traditional techniques, in compliance with the teachings of the Bolognese scho
There is a profession that has remained unchanged over time, made of wood, paints, tools and patience. Michele Buccellè continues the oldest and most precious Cremonese tradition in his workshop, lo
The main activity of the workshop is the construction of new instruments (violins, violas, cellos), much appreciated by musicians for their excellent acoustic qualities. Trying to better understand t
