Fine String Instruments & Bows
Over 20 Years in Business
Holiday Sale from Nov. 24th to Dec. 24th (See Store for Details)
Still Life with Musical Instruments, 1623 by: Pieter Claesz
Featured Instrument Highlights:
The following collection of instruments is currently offered for sale from our shops. Each of these instruments has been expertly selected and set-up to meet the demands of concert artists. Each instrument featured in this collection is considered a fine, rare or exceptionally superb example of its maker's work.
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Our Current Collection:
A Definitive French Violin by: Nicolas Lupot, Paris, 1822
A Fine Italian Violin by: Antonio Sgarbi, Rome, 1900
A Fine American Violin by Carl Becker & Son, Chicago 1957
An Extraordinary Franco-Italian Cello by: Alberto Blanchi, Nice, 1932
A Fine Franco-Italian Violin by: Alberto Blanchi, Nice, 1932
A Franco-Italian Violin by: Pierre Gaggini, Nice, 1934
A Very Fine American Cello by Gunther Reuter, Chicago 1986
A French Violin by: Nicolas Vuillaume 'Stentor', Mirecourt, c. 1865
Four French Violins by: Ch. J. B. Mézin père and fils., Paris/Mirecourt
A Fine German Violin by Leopold Widhalm, Nürnberg c.1775
A Violin by: Peter Paul Prier, Salt Lake City, 1970
A Viola by David Folland, Salt Lake City, 1983
An Italian Viola by: Alfredo Primavera, Cremona, 1972
Bows by Peccatte, Voirin, Sartory, Nurnberger, W.E. Hill & Sons
And Many More Instruments and Bows...
A Definitive French Violin by: Nicolas Lupot, Paris, 1822
A Fine Italian Violin by: Antonio Sgarbi, Rome, 1900
A Fine American Violin by Carl Becker & Son, Chicago 1957
An Extraordinary Franco-Italian Cello by: Alberto Blanchi, Nice, 1932
A Fine Franco-Italian Violin by: Alberto Blanchi, Nice, 1932
A Franco-Italian Violin by: Pierre Gaggini, Nice, 1934
A Very Fine American Cello by Gunther Reuter, Chicago 1986
A French Violin by: Nicolas Vuillaume 'Stentor', Mirecourt, c. 1865
Four French Violins by: Ch. J. B. Mézin père and fils., Paris/Mirecourt
A Fine German Violin by Leopold Widhalm, Nürnberg c.1775
A Violin by: Peter Paul Prier, Salt Lake City, 1970
A Viola by David Folland, Salt Lake City, 1983
An Italian Viola by: Alfredo Primavera, Cremona, 1972
Bows by Peccatte, Voirin, Sartory, Nurnberger, W.E. Hill & Sons
And Many More Instruments and Bows...
News & Events
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Utah American String Teachers Association Fall Workshop
October 28th at the Utah Valley University - Noorda Center Fall Workshop 2023 - (utahasta.com) |
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Dilay Ra Oygür's performance at the Walt Disney Concert Hall
July 19th, 2023 Charles W. Liu Fine Violins congratulates Dilay Ra Oygür on winning first prize at the Golden Classical Music Awards 2023 International Competition. The purpose of this competition is to discover promising young musical artists and help launch their careers. Dilay flew all the way from her home in Turkey to perform at Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. In previous years, Dilay has been flown to the United States to perform at Carnegie Hall with the sponsorship of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Turkey and Turkish Airlines. Many people helped to make Dilay's recent performance possible. We were delighted to loan her a fine Franco-Italian cello by Alberto Blanchi for this special occasion. |
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California Orchestra Institute
July 24th - July 30th, 2023 Artists / Faculty: Larry J. Livingston, Martin Chalifour, Ken Aiso, Chan Ho Yun & Yoshika Masuda Home - California Orchestra Institute |
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Montecito International Music Festival
June 17th - July 17th, 2023 Artists: Glenn Dicterow, Karen Dreyfus, Cho-Liang Lin, Andres Cardenes, Martin Chalifour & more. Montecito International Music Festival - montecitomusicfestival.com |
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Los Angeles Suzuki Institute
June 19th - June 23rd, 2023 Guest Artist, Michael Kaufman Los Angeles Suzuki Institute (lasuzukiinstitute.com) |
Los Angeles Store Now Open by Appointment
To schedule an appointment at our Los Angeles Store, please email us at cwlviolins@gmail.com
Charles W. Liu with a Vincenzo Postiglione violin and Sartory bow.
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We now offer promotional financing through Synchrony Bank! We can help walk you through the application process in our store. The application process is simple and fast, and with deferred interest, you don't have to pay any more than if you had paid up front!
