Since 2012
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 Fine Italian Violin by: Lorenzo Carcassi, Florence 1751
A Fine Contemporary Italian Violin by: Luiz Amorim, Cremona 2022
A French Violin by: Hippolyte Chrétien Silvestre, Lyon 1879
A French Violin by: Gand & Bernardel 'ex-Daniel Guilet', Paris 1867
A French Violin by: Paul Bailly, Paris 1875
A Fine Italo-American Violin & Viola by: Mario Frosali, Los Angeles
Violins by Charles Jean-Baptiste Collin-Mézin fils, Paris/Mirecourt
Three American Violins by Carrie & Michael Scoggins, Salt lake City
An Italian Viola by Ivan Zgradic, Rome 1954
An American Cello by Gunther Reuter, Chicago 1986
A French Violin from the shop of Joseph Hel, Lille c. 1902
A Violin by: Peter Paul Prier, Salt Lake City, 1970
A Contemporary Italian Violin by Stefano Gibertoni, Milan 1996
Two Contemporary American Violas by Lawrence Furse, Salt Lake City
Bows by F.X. Tourte, Peccatte, Sartory, Vigneron, Nurnberger
And Many More Instruments and Bows...
A Fine Italian Violin by: Lorenzo Carcassi, Florence 1751
A Fine Contemporary Italian Violin by: Luiz Amorim, Cremona 2022
A French Violin by: Hippolyte Chrétien Silvestre, Lyon 1879
A French Violin by: Gand & Bernardel 'ex-Daniel Guilet', Paris 1867
A French Violin by: Paul Bailly, Paris 1875
A Fine Italo-American Violin & Viola by: Mario Frosali, Los Angeles
Violins by Charles Jean-Baptiste Collin-Mézin fils, Paris/Mirecourt
Three American Violins by Carrie & Michael Scoggins, Salt lake City
An Italian Viola by Ivan Zgradic, Rome 1954
An American Cello by Gunther Reuter, Chicago 1986
A French Violin from the shop of Joseph Hel, Lille c. 1902
A Violin by: Peter Paul Prier, Salt Lake City, 1970
A Contemporary Italian Violin by Stefano Gibertoni, Milan 1996
Two Contemporary American Violas by Lawrence Furse, Salt Lake City
Bows by F.X. Tourte, Peccatte, Sartory, Vigneron, Nurnberger
And Many More Instruments and Bows...
News & Events
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Los Angeles Suzuki Institute
June 16th - June 20, 2025 We are proud to sponsor the Guest Artist Performance of Salastina Los Angeles Suzuki Institute Salastina is a musical salon for the 21st century. By day, they are world-class performers and studio musicians who’ve played on your favorite films. By night, they are on a mission to broaden the definition of what classical music was, is, and can be. Salastina is directed by violin duo between Maia Jasper White and Kevin Kumar. The duo met sharing a stand almost two decades ago. They hit it off both temperamentally and artistically. As their friendship grew, they realized they shared similar musical visions and were energized by using each other as sounding boards. Salastina is the result of their partnership. |
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Montecito International Music Festival
June 16th - July 25th, 2025 We are proud to sponsor the Guest Artist Performance of Andrés Cárdenes & Cho-Liang Lin Montecito International Music Festival - montecitomusicfestival.com Recognized worldwide as a musical phenomenon, Grammy-nominated Andrés Cárdenes parlays his myriad talents into one of classical music’s most versatile careers. An intensely passionate and personally charismatic artist, Cuban-born Cárdenes has garnered international acclaim from critics and audiences alike for his compelling performances as a violinist, conductor, violist, chamber musician, concertmaster, and recording artist. |
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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!
