199 results for "1920 violin" between $5.00 and $2,000.00

Pages: 78, Paperback, Carl Fischer Music Publisher

Violin Sonata No. 1. George Antheil was an American composer (1900-1959) whose most famous works include the Airplane Sonata for piano and the Ballet Mecanique. His distinctly modern compositions were landmark in the avant garde movement in Paris in the 1920's, and his influences included Stravinsky and Schoenberg.. VOICING: VIOLIN. MEDIUM:. StJoeMusic.com Super Deal. Get yours today!

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Born in 1880, Marc Laberte was the director of the Atelier Labert-Humbert and its extended firms. The workshop itself was founded in 1780 by the great grandfather Laberte and was one of the largest shops in Mirecourt until the mid-twentieth century when it closed. By 1920, nearly 400 craftsmen were employed to make instruments of all levels. The workshop owned a fine collection of instruments from all the famous makers such as Stradivari, Lupot, Stainer, and Vuillaume. They were meticulously examined...

This is a recently restored and regraduated European trade violin probably from the 1920's or 30's. A vary attractive violin in great condition with no cracks or open seams; the original W&S Music Co. label was kept and has been reapplied. There are intitials "S.N.D." carved into to the back below the trademark brand. The neck is at proper angle and fingerboard height is standard measure. The bassbar is new. Very good flame pattern on back, sides, and neck. The tone is very good, with well-developed...

William Robinson, London 1920 Red-brown varnish. 355mm 4/4

W.E. Hill and Sons had one of the finest bow shops in the world. Many professional orchestra players and soloists have a Hill bow in their bow arsenal. Hill bows were made from the finest Pernambuco by some of the foremost bow makers. Each bow was individually inspected and approved by one of the Hills before it was offered for sale. This bow was made about 1920 and is from one the finest eras of bow making at the Hill shop and England. The weight is 60 grams. It is mounted with Ebony and Sterling...

Primo Contavalli was the son and pupil of Liugi Contavalli. Primo primarily used the Stradivarius model and improved on his father's instruments both tonally and in the quality of the varnish. He lived into his 90's so he was very productive. He was a winner of a number of medals and prizes over his very long life. This violin is certified by Jacques Francais with pictures. It was made around the year 1920. The violin is in excellent condition and has a well balanced and warm tone.

Ernst Heinrich Roth Markneukirchen 1920 Heavily shaded and antiqued red-brown varnish on a golden ground. 357mm 4/4

Pages: 412, Paperback, Cornell University Library

Fractional Violins: French copy of a Joannes Baptista Guadguini, c.1920, 3/4 size

Pages: 172, Paperback, Cornell University Library

French, c. 1920 Shaded orange-brown varnish on a golden ground. 309mm 1/2

Pages: 170, Paperback, Cornell University Library

Pages: 96, Paperback, The History Press

Pages: 78, Paperback, Cornell University Library

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Pages: 378, Paperback, Cornell University Library