Jan Bartos Guarneri model violin, 2016, Paris | Metzler Violins
nimble, versatile, supple
About the Instrument
This violin has a spirited sound with a particular expansive low register. The instrument has a lovely amber varnish over a gold ground, which brings out the strong medium curl on its single-piece back. The flames similarly run along the ribs and scroll.
Interior label reads: āJan Bartos Ć Paris 2016ā with the makerās stamp. A more prominent label reads: āJoseph Guarnerius fecit / Cremone anno 1735ā
Length: 354 mm
Upper Bouts: 165 mm
Middle: 114 mm
Lower Bouts: 205 mm
About the Maker
Jan Bartos is a contemporary Polish luthier who now lives and works in France. After graduating with a degree in violin making from the I.J. Paderewski Academy of Music in PoznaÅ, Bartos worked as the head of Eric Blotās atelier in Cremona for a decade. While at Blotās shop, Bartos deeply studied the luthiers who defined Cremona as the historical heart of violin making: Stradivari, Guarneri, Amati, and others. Bartos is known for his remarkable copies of Stradivari and Guarneri violins (like this one). In 2007, Bartos opened his own workshop in the Marias District of Paris with the bow maker Paul Sadka. Over his decades of work, Bartos has earned awards from the Violin Society of America, including a Silver Medal for Violin Tone. Bartos has also seen success in his violas and cellos, with Violoncelle en Seine prizes in tone and instrument making and the International Viola Competition in Paris.
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Jan Bartos Guarneri model violin, 2016, Paris | Metzler Violins
Jan Bartos Guarneri model violin, 2016, Paris | Metzler Violins
nimble, versatile, supple
About the Instrument
This violin has a spirited sound with a particular expansive low register. The instrument has a lovely amber varnish over a gold ground, which brings out the strong medium curl on its single-piece back. The flames similarly run along the ribs and scroll.
Interior label reads: āJan Bartos Ć Paris 2016ā with the makerās stamp. A more prominent label reads: āJoseph Guarnerius fecit / Cremone anno 1735ā
Length: 354 mm
Upper Bouts: 165 mm
Middle: 114 mm
Lower Bouts: 205 mm
About the Maker
Jan Bartos is a contemporary Polish luthier who now lives and works in France. After graduating with a degree in violin making from the I.J. Paderewski Academy of Music in PoznaÅ, Bartos worked as the head of Eric Blotās atelier in Cremona for a decade. While at Blotās shop, Bartos deeply studied the luthiers who defined Cremona as the historical heart of violin making: Stradivari, Guarneri, Amati, and others. Bartos is known for his remarkable copies of Stradivari and Guarneri violins (like this one). In 2007, Bartos opened his own workshop in the Marias District of Paris with the bow maker Paul Sadka. Over his decades of work, Bartos has earned awards from the Violin Society of America, including a Silver Medal for Violin Tone. Bartos has also seen success in his violas and cellos, with Violoncelle en Seine prizes in tone and instrument making and the International Viola Competition in Paris.
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nimble, versatile, supple
About the Instrument
This violin has a spirited sound with a particular expansive low register. The instrument has a lovely amber varnish over a gold ground, which brings out the strong medium curl on its single-piece back. The flames similarly run along the ribs and scroll.
Interior label reads: āJan Bartos Ć Paris 2016ā with the makerās stamp. A more prominent label reads: āJoseph Guarnerius fecit / Cremone anno 1735ā
Length: 354 mm
Upper Bouts: 165 mm
Middle: 114 mm
Lower Bouts: 205 mm
About the Maker
Jan Bartos is a contemporary Polish luthier who now lives and works in France. After graduating with a degree in violin making from the I.J. Paderewski Academy of Music in PoznaÅ, Bartos worked as the head of Eric Blotās atelier in Cremona for a decade. While at Blotās shop, Bartos deeply studied the luthiers who defined Cremona as the historical heart of violin making: Stradivari, Guarneri, Amati, and others. Bartos is known for his remarkable copies of Stradivari and Guarneri violins (like this one). In 2007, Bartos opened his own workshop in the Marias District of Paris with the bow maker Paul Sadka. Over his decades of work, Bartos has earned awards from the Violin Society of America, including a Silver Medal for Violin Tone. Bartos has also seen success in his violas and cellos, with Violoncelle en Seine prizes in tone and instrument making and the International Viola Competition in Paris.
