Instruments Archive - Brobst Violin Shop

Violin“Johann Albrecht” Klotz model, Bubenreuth 2003

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ViolinClement & Weise, Bubenreuth 2006, Model 120

Instruments by Clement & Weise of Germany are rapidly becoming the standard of excellence for tone production and quality among contemporary makers. They are based on classic Strad and Guarneri…

ViolinJohn Juzek workshop, Prague c. 1920 (1/4 size)

A lovely and attractive violin for the young, advancing player. This violin possesses a fine, broad sound for its size.

ViolinGerman c. 1920 3/4 size

Artistically made for the young, developing musician. This violin possesses fine tonal qualities.

New Arrival

ViolinStradivari model, Saxony circa 1900 (1/4 size)

ViolinAnton Schroetter workshop model #15, Mittenwald circa 1970 (1/2 size)

ViolinNeuner & Hornsteiner Workshop, Mittenwald c. 1890 (3/4 Size)

This instrument is an excellent option for the young, advancing player looking for a well seasoned tone. Well crafted from one of Germany’s leading centers of violin making.

ViolinJérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop, Mirecourt, c. 1900 (1/2 size)

An example of the best representation of French workshop craftsmanship of the early 20th century. Tradition and tonal beauty all included.

New Arrival

ViolinKarl Höfner, Bubenreuth 1986 #202; Guarneri del Gesu model

ViolinGerman, Mittenwald c. 1890 (1/8 size, 26 cm)

A rare find for the very young player who is quickly advancing in technique and musicianship. This violin will enable the emerging artist to reach new heights.

ViolinAnton Schroetter Workshop, Germany c.1960 (3/4 size)

A very good and beautifully made 3/4 violin for the advancing player. This violin has a fine, responsive tone.

ViolinJohann Albrecht, Bavaria #202a

Images of this instrument are typical of this model. A lovely, cheerful tone, with clarity and sweetness. Handcrafted in Germany and meticulously shop-adjusted. A great choice for ease of playability….