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An elegant full-size (4/4) violin labelled Natale Carletti “Fu Carlo”, combining an attractive appearance with beautiful tonal qualities.
FULL PRESENTATION →Some violins in the Violin Garden are ready to continue their story with a new musician.
An elegant full-size (4/4) violin labelled Natale Carletti “Fu Carlo”, combining an attractive appearance with beautiful tonal qualities.
FULL PRESENTATION →An intriguing full-size (4/4) violin from the German-Bohemian lutherie tradition, radiating timeless elegance with its natural patina and warm appearance.
FULL PRESENTATION →An elegant full-size (4/4) violin bearing a Pietro Pallotta label — a quality European instrument from around 1900, modelled on classic Italian patterns.
FULL PRESENTATION →A full-size (4/4) master violin labelled Birger Nilsson, made in 1962 in Ystad, Sweden — quality Northern European lutherie with an exceptionally open, carrying tone.
FULL PRESENTATION →A quality full-size (4/4) violin labelled Paolo Leonori (Rome 1931) — markedly sunny in character, with a magnificent golden sunflower varnish and a warm, musical sound.
FULL PRESENTATION →An old full-size (4/4) European instrument, most likely made in Mittenwald in the second half of the 19th century, with a deep, velvety tone and a striking artistic appearance.
FULL PRESENTATION →A full-size (4/4) violin from around 1900 in the style of the Bohemian violin-making tradition, with an open, noble and colourful tone, a strongly flamed maple back and an original transparent amber-brown varnish.
FULL PRESENTATION →A quality Czech full-size (4/4) violin from around 1920–1940 with a warm, open and balanced tone — an excellent opportunity for a young violinist moving up to a full-size instrument.
FULL PRESENTATION →A quality full-size (4/4) European instrument from the first half of the 20th century bearing an Amédée Dieudonné label (Mirecourt 1933), with a warm, velvety tone and a deep red-gold varnish.
FULL PRESENTATION →The expert luthier service, the set-up and the tonal beauty of the violins of the Violin Garden collection are entrusted to the internationally recognised Slovenian luthier Pavel Skaza.
Goslarstvo Pavel SkazaThe Violin Garden project is created with the support of the Botanic Garden of the University of Maribor, whose unique setting inspires the story of the collection and its bond between music, nature and cultural heritage.
Botanični vrt Univerze v Mariboru