Intermediate Level Violas
$5,000-$8,000
Choose a price range: $5,000-$8,000 $8,000 and Up
We carry a selection of fine antique and contemporary Italian, French, English, German and American instruments.
We carry a selection of fine antique and contemporary Italian, French, English, German and American instruments.
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A. Vistoli
Featured Instrument These instruments are from a limited run of our in-house violas which were made of tonewoods that have aged in our Utah workshop for several decades. The final thicknessing, varnishing and set-up were done personally by the shop owner, Charles W. Liu. It was varnished with a traditional Italian oil varnish recipe and naturally sun-dried. This viola is very smooth and easy to play. It has a full and resonant bottom register, a sweet upper register and is clear and balanced throughout. It is lightweight and powerful. These violas are a true joy to play and will only improve with time. It is a perfect “player’s instrument”. Available Now |
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German Workshop Viola (Maggini Copy), Germany, Early 1900s
German Workshop
An unlabeled German workshop viola, made in the early 1900s. Copy of Maggini.
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French Workshop Viola, France, Early 1900s
French Workshop
An unlabeled French workshop viola, made in the early 1900s.
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Rene Bailly, France, 1928
Rene Bailly
Daughter of Paul Bailly, made mostly violins some violas. 15 3/4 inch. Very rich sound, and very even from string to string.
No Longer Available
John Juzek, Czech, 1932
John Juzek
"Guarnerian outline, sound-holes slightly elongated. Scrupulously cut Stradivarian scroll. Rother soft golden brown (with a touch of red) varnish. Bright and large tone." (Universal Dictionary of Violin and Bow Makers)
No Longer Available
Roman Teller, Germany, 1972
Roman Teller
Very famous German Shop, well known for making intermediate to advanced instruments. Roman Teller is as well known in the viola world as Roth or Heberlein.
No Longer Available