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$6,900
Guntram Wolf instruments are crafted by the Guntram Wolf firm in Kronach, Germany. The firm was created to bring a fresh approach and modern acoustic knowledge to the creation of modern and historical woodwind instruments. They are committed to recreating the sound world of Renaissance, Baroque, Classical and Romantic times...
$473
This Lu-Mi Baroque bow for cello is made of figured snakewood. Weights range from 69-76 grams. If a specific weight is desired, leave a comment during checkout or contact us with preferences.
$473
This baroque bow for viola is made of figured snakewood by Lu-Mi Strings. Weights range from 60-68 grams. If a specific weight is desired, leave a comment during checkout or contact us with preferences.
$473
This baroque bow for violin is made of figured snakewood by Lu-Mi Strings. Weights range from 50-60 grams. If a specific weight is desired, leave a comment during checkout or contact us with preferences.
$473
This Lu-Mi Baroque bow for bass viol is made of figured snakewood. Weights are 76 grams and heavier. If a specific weight is desired, leave a comment during checkout or contact us with preferences.
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This Baroque cello by Lu-Mi is modeled after a 1712 cello by Antonius Stradivarius "Davidov" - one of the most successful and most copied cello models. Lu-Mi's Stradivarius model gives a bright sound and has a narrower body that is easy to hold between the legs. It is sold with...
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$7,014
This Lu-Mi Baroque cello is modeled after an Antonius Stradivarius original dated to 1701. It is quite large and often used in 17th century repertoire. Its size makes solo playing more difficult, however, it is ideal for orchestras and basso continuo. This model could also be used as a bass...
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This Lu-Mi Baroque cello is modeled after an original by Domenico Montagnana. This cello is quite wide and can be difficult for smaller players to hold. It provides a dark, full bass sound. This instrument is sold in a hard case. This instrument is sold with a hard case and...
$1,700
Christopher English is a highly skilled American bow maker whose bows are esteemed in the Early Music Community. His bows are finely crafted using the highest quality materials personally chosen from places such as Brazil, Spain, and France. Acquiring the materials, learning their characteristics, interacting with musicians and studying bows...
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$3,800
This baroque cello has a hand-carved spruce top and maple back and sides. It comes with a soft padded case. It is available in a 4-string or a 5-string model. All Charlie Ogle instruments are made in the Charlie Ogle Workshop in Beijing. They come set up, adjusted and ready...
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This Baroque oboe roll features three slots sized to fit most 3-piece Baroque oboes. The case has an interior pocket for cork grease or other small items, convenient side-release buckles, and a carrying handle. The case's exterior is a dense cotton canvas with a water repellent treatment. The interior is...
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$2,270
Guntram Wolf instruments are crafted by the Guntram Wolf firm in Kronach, Germany. The firm was created to bring a fresh approach and modern acoustic knowledge to the creation of modern and historical woodwind instruments. They are committed to recreating the sound world of Renaissance, Baroque, Classical and Romantic times...
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$3,124
This Lu-Mi Baroque viola is modeled after an Antonius Stradivarius original. The excellence of the model and comfortable size make it an excellent all-around instrument for a wide range of repertoire. This instrument is sold with a hard case and is also available with an antique stain finish. Dimensions: String length...
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$3,145
This Lu-Mi Baroque viola is modeled after a 1580 original by Gasparo da Salo (1542-1609), one of the earliest violin makers. Da Salo's violas are still considered among the best ever made, and modern copies are often sought after by professional players. This model is the smallest viola made by Lu-Mi. This...
$1,700
Christopher English is a highly skilled American bow maker whose bows are esteemed in the Early Music Community. His bows are finely crafted using the highest quality materials personally chosen from places such as Brazil, Spain, and France. Acquiring the materials, learning their characteristics, interacting with musicians and studying bows...
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$2,600
This instrument features a hand-carved spruce top and maple sides and back. Standard: figured maple back and sides, spruce top, purfled borders on the maple fingerboard and tailpiece Deluxe: double purfling on the front and back, purfled ornaments on the back, fingerboard and tailpiece This instrument comes with a hard case....
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$2,835
This Lu-Mi Baroque violin is based on an original 1715 Antonius Stradivarius model that is the archetype of a violin. Lu-Mi's rendition has a strong, silvery tone. With clear projection and a rich, full sound, this is perhaps the best of Lu-Mi's Baroque models for chamber and orchestral work. This...
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This Lu-Mi Baroque violin is modelled after a 1742 original by Italian luthier Bartolomeo Giuseppe Guarnerius "del Gesu" (1698-1744). Guarnerius' work rivals that of Antonius Stradivarius. His instruments - original and copies - are prized by many prominent players and collectors. Lu-Mi's rendition of his work is excellent for both Baroque...
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This Lu-Mi Baroque violin is modelled after a 1679 original by Austrian luthier Jacobus Stainer (1619-1683). Stainer models are among the earliest and finest violins, and his instruments were sought after by many 17th and 18th century masters such as Bach, Mozart and Simon-Lohein. Lu-Mi's rendition is a fine, bright instrument...
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This Lu-Mi Baroque violin is modelled after a 1649 original by Cremonese luthier Nocola Amati (1596-1684). Today, Amati violins are often considered too quiet for modern concert hall purposes, but their sweet, fine tone is well-suited for Baroque music. They shine in chamber and small orchestra settings. This instrument is...
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