Bernd Dimbath — violin maker
My passion as a violin maker is not only the pursuit of technical and stylistic perfection, it also applies to the complex topic of acoustics.
In every culture music
Andrea Bischoff discovered her love of music by playing the violin. She had her first lessons at the age of ten. She subsequently engaged in other artistic activities such as drawing and experimenting
In my work repairs and restoration form a harmonious unity with the new building. Through collaboration with soloist musicians, I have gained experience in solving tonal problems in 30 years of violin
R&A MASURAT GEIGENBAUMEISTER
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As a master violin maker I am committed both to the traditional techniques of my craft and to innovative modern developments in the field of repairs and restoratio
TOBIAS POHLING
My first guitar was made in 1993 in the form of a half acoustic bass guitar and materials that are no longer to be found in my instruments today: plywood and spatula.
After a few furthe
MICHAEL JAUMANN
In detail is the great art – for the musician as well as for the violin maker, who is to know its sounds and to realize with the highest craftsmanship precision on the instrument
ANNA KATHARINA UEBERSCHAER born Luhmann was born in Essen. She made her first contact with violin making at the Waldorf School in Stuttgart. After graduating from high school in Wuppertal, she began h
M started my training as a violin maker in the Vogtlandmusikwinkel with Jochen Voigt. During many trips abroad I gained further valuable experiences, among others the violin master Alexander Krylov at
FELIX KRAFFT
1989 Felix Krafft began his apprenticeship in violinmaking in Gubbio, in the province of Umbria, Italy. He finished three years later with a diploma „Maestro Liutaio“. Following that
MARKUS GRILL
In a long tradition of violin making, from great-grandfather to today, I see it as my
mission to continue and further develop this heritage. Starting with my training
at the violin scho
DANIEL J. KRESS – MASTER LUTHIER
In our workshop we combine skilled craftsmanship with close customer contact – from beginners to ambitious amateurs to professional musicians. The top pr
