MICHELE DOBNER
After earning diplomas from Master Luthier and Safeguarding property liutari Michele Dobner he moved to Madrid where he is active as a master restorer in the studio of Josè Maria Lozan
Alessandro Voltini was born in Cremona in 1957. He completed his diploma at the International Violinmaking School in Cremona in 1981.
From 1982-83 he attended the worhshop of musical instrument restor
Through studying the violin at the encounter with Master Luthier Otello Bignami, director of the School of Violin Making Artistic Bolognese, which Bruno Stefanini attended from 1979 to 1983 when it ob
Angelo Regaglia, for more than fifteen years, has been making string instruments in his workshop in Pattada, in the heart of Sardinia, in the district of Sassari. His working formation starts in the b
I was born in Genoa in 1960. My interest in luthiery dates back to 1978 and after many years of professional violinmaking, since 1995 I focused my attention on baroque bows.
Alongside with my activity
SCROLLAVEZZA & ZANRE
Scrollavezza & Zanrè instruments may be commissioned choosing from a selection of approximately fifty different models of violins, violas and cellos. These models are der
Fabrizio Portanti, violin-maker from Cremona I am making violins, violas and cellos following classical cremonese violin-making tradition. I dedicate special attention to the sound quality of my instr
I was born in Reims in France in 1974. Since childhood, I feel a great interest in music. My mother is a musician plays the piano and sings and is certainly her to send me the love and curiosity for n
Cremona Violin Store & Workshop is a workshop located in Robolotti in Cremona, in the historic center of the city, right in the heart of Cremona violin making. In this same road he resided the wor
Nearly six years after the birth of Cremona Tools and five years after commissioning of the first online site, we are excited to offer you a new and modern site where you can buy your tools and access
MAURIZIO TADIOLI
Born in Cremona on September 16, 1967, Maurizio Tadioli began studying the art of violin making as a child guided by his grandfather Carlo Pizzamiglio, a self taught luthier. Also, st
