One of Cremona's contemporary violin makers, Nicola Zurgini, trained in the workshop of the master violinist Roberto Collini.Nicola Zurgini, who trained in the workshop of
[Overview]
4/4 violin by Nicola Zurgini, made in 2005.
Size:4/4
Top: spruce
Side & Back:Maple
Body Length:355mm
Stop Length:195mm
Upper: 170mm
Middle (center):110mm
Lower:210mm
Instrument weight: 463 grams
Accessories: Bow (popular item, hair changed), shoulderplate (KUN), pine needles, semi-hard case (with back strap).(No certificate).
[Condition.]
There are small area of scratches on the top, sides, and near the nut of the upper piece, and the paint has fallen off.
Adjusted at a workshop specializing in stringed instruments at 2023.1. Contents: Adjustment of 4 pegs and pieces. Soul post and strings (dominant + GB) replaced.
All post-purchase adjustments, including string replacement, are available for a fee. Please understand this in advance.
[Features]
Cremona, ItalyThis violin was created in 2005 at the age of 39 by Nicola Zurgini, a violin maker with a workshop in Pieve San Giacomo, Cremona, Italy. Nicola started his career in 1983 under the guidance of Giorgio Scolari, one of the best teachers of Cremona violins.He graduated from the Cremona School of Violin Making. After that, he continued his training in the workshop of master violin maker Roberto Collini, and participated in violin making competitions in Italy and abroad, achieving good results.He then set up his own workshop. The in-stock items areThe upper bout is 170mm wide with no overhang at the shoulder.The lower bowtie is also slightly wider, but the middle bowtie is an average 110mm, giving the waist a tighter, more glamorous shape. The light-colored varnish on the rim (not the puffing, but the literal rim) is one of the characteristics of Giorgio's work. Zurgini's creations are rooted in classical Cremona violin making, but have a distinctive appearance that is instantly recognizable, and are highly sought after in Italy, England, and the United States. This violin has a silky smoothness and a lively, rich tone.
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