Hellier 1679 Stradivari by Chamber - Violin 4/4Antonio Stradivari's 1679 'Hellier' violin is one of the famous maker's most recognisable violins. It is distinct for its intricate and decorative inlay and unique pattern. It takes its name from the Hellier family who once owned the famous violin. The Hellier 1679 Stradivari by Chamber is a beautiful recreation of this remarkable instrument. The Stradivari by Chamber has a sophisticated tone, characterised by a rich, resonant, and balanced sound. The

It sounds rounder

Bears the label:

full mounted ebony frog with pearl eye

9 (Vivaldi)

sight-reading and improvisation

Side handle

INSIDE FEATURES :  Suspension of the instrument on injected foam cushions

Unlike most other entry level instruments the Raggetti RV2 has been designed and made with close reference to traditional violin making

3 in C Minor

but was only published in 1802 by Nicolaus Simrock in Bonn

The pedagogy involves a "four-fingers-down" start for every instrument and separate but simultaneous development of both hands

W5 Key Specs: