Old French violin from the workshop of René Bernardel, 1934

Old violin from France from the workshop of René Bernardel. This very sonorous violin was made in 1934 after a model by Antonio Stradivari and bears the signed workshop label by Rene Bernardel. The top is made of medium grained spruce, the two-piece back of beautiful flamed Vosgesen maple. The bright, orange-brown varnish shows only minimal traces of use, which do not detract from the violin's impeccable condition. The sound is powerful and radiant, with an abundance of overtones and a mature clarity in the lower registers. Like all our exquisite violins from France, Germany and Italy, this highly recommended French violin is offered free of shipping costs, with a 30-day return policy and Corilon's proven trade-in guarantee. The violin is easy to play and deserved the special recommendation of our sound test violinist.