Douglas C. Cox "Diable 1734 del Gesu" violin, Opus 671, 2010, Brattleboro, Vermont | Metzler Violins

Douglas C. Cox "Diable 1734 del Gesu" violin, Opus 671, 2010, Brattleboro, Vermont | Metzler Violinscommanding, supple, spirited About the Instrument This violin lovely to play, smooth and spirited while also bold and commanding. This instrument is patterned after the Diable violin of Joseph Guarneri del Ges made in 1734. It is built of well aged New England grown wood. The back is cut on the quarter from two pieces of maple with handsome medium width flames descending from the center joint. The ribs are of maple similar to that of the back. The

Its clear sound can help you find perfect intonation and its precise bounce allows to master difficult bow strokes much easier

is the first-ever Urtext edition of this work

Composer: Various

awarded at the 2019 International Society of Bassist doublebass maker's competition

is a collection of twenty-one pieces that explore 0-12-3-4 and 0-1-2-34 finger patterns

the indications “Organetto” and “Flagioletto” and the use of the fourth string are all distinctive traits found in Paganini's writing from this period which link the Sonata to the Inno patriottico con variazioni and the Tema variato

He has the opportunity to use excellent

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After that he worked at Master Massimo Negroni’s workshop

The back is formed from one piece of quarter-cut maple

Rigid EPS Design provides a Lightweight and Tough Exterior

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