our lutherie workshop serves both soloists and professional musicians, as well as music enthusiasts, in order to carry out the maintenance, repair and restoration of your instrument.
Our
Here is a workshop like no other. • Here, what matters is the Musician’s ear. To listen to his wishes, his desires and the voice he carries within. • Here, everything is about searching and reve
In order to promote the involvement of players and others interested visitors we have initiated the” Pleople’s Prize”, sponsorded by the Tom Jenkins trust.
Quiet simply, every visitor to the
My new instruments quickly attracted many soloists and musicians from French and foreign orchestras.
They have earned me numerous awards in various international competitions.
At the same time,
Stephan von Baehr began his career in violin making in 1988 under Reinhard Bönsch in Germany, in whose workshop he became employed in 1990. In the same year, he began his apprenticeship in sculpture
JAN BARTOS was born in Poland, Having graduated from the music academy. In Poznan he worked for ten years with Eric Blot. As the head of Blot’s laboratory he developed a solid understanding of
The violin workshop Alienor has specialized for many years in the violin, viola, violoncello, double bass and violin.
Heir to ancient traditions, the instrument workshop Alienor continues today in Par
In 1989, the workshop opened its doors in Gennevilliers, very close to Paris and the city’s conservatory.
The couple joined forces for 10 years with a third luthier, Michele Mecatti, who is curr
JUDITH KRAFT
Luthier since the 1970s, I welcome your visit (by appointment) to my workshop, well hidden in the 10th arrondissement of Paris.
I am originally from the United States – the quest for th
Violin making in the 21st century has reached a crucial point. Never in history has there been such an abundance of precise and valuable data so easily accessible to makers. By the medium of Internet,
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 ?�
