Are Czech Violins Any Good at Ramona Richard blog

Are Czech Violins Any Good. I was just comparing what i think i'm starting to see on it, to the possibly. I just bought a violin recently. These violins are not violins made by antonius stradivarius. Outside the tone there’s a lot more wrong with instruments below $ 100. I’ve imported good violins from czech a lot for my students. The akord kvint organization markets inexpensive student. So i would tend to agree that calling it a czech violin would, at least in the ordinary course of things, make more sense. The warm, bright sound is well balanced and unfolds with good volume and clarity, typical for antique violins with good musical qualities. Is there something distinctly czech about this czech violin? In luby, there are a number of czech makers, producing violins in a range of qualities. The labelled is copy of stradivarius made in czechoslovakia, without any date or further. I found in my local shop akord kvint. Noteworthy is the immediate response and ease. I want to buy better violin switching from 120$ chinese stentor after 2 years of practice.

Outside the tone there’s a lot more wrong with instruments below $ 100. I was just comparing what i think i'm starting to see on it, to the possibly. Is there something distinctly czech about this czech violin? These violins are not violins made by antonius stradivarius. The warm, bright sound is well balanced and unfolds with good volume and clarity, typical for antique violins with good musical qualities. I just bought a violin recently. The labelled is copy of stradivarius made in czechoslovakia, without any date or further. I found in my local shop akord kvint. The akord kvint organization markets inexpensive student. So i would tend to agree that calling it a czech violin would, at least in the ordinary course of things, make more sense.

John Juzek 1927 red violin, Czechoslovakia Metzler Violin Shop

Are Czech Violins Any Good Noteworthy is the immediate response and ease. Outside the tone there’s a lot more wrong with instruments below $ 100. I found in my local shop akord kvint. I was just comparing what i think i'm starting to see on it, to the possibly. Is there something distinctly czech about this czech violin? I just bought a violin recently. The akord kvint organization markets inexpensive student. So i would tend to agree that calling it a czech violin would, at least in the ordinary course of things, make more sense. These violins are not violins made by antonius stradivarius. The warm, bright sound is well balanced and unfolds with good volume and clarity, typical for antique violins with good musical qualities. The labelled is copy of stradivarius made in czechoslovakia, without any date or further. Noteworthy is the immediate response and ease. I want to buy better violin switching from 120$ chinese stentor after 2 years of practice. In luby, there are a number of czech makers, producing violins in a range of qualities. I’ve imported good violins from czech a lot for my students.