Stefano Gibertoni & Valerio Nalin, Milan "Cremonese" Stradivarius Violin 2023

Stefano Gibertoni & Valerio Nalin

Stefano Gibertoni & Valerio Nalin, Milan "Cremonese" Stradivarius Violin 2023

Name: Stefano Gibertoni & Valerio Nalin, Milan "Cremonese" Stradivarius Violin 2023
Brand: Stefano Gibertoni & Valerio Nalin
SKU: FS371
Price: 22000.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

Fine Italian Violin

$22,000.00

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SKU: FS371

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How to Measure

Extend the arm fully, parallel to the floor. Measure from the neck to the middle of the palm. Watch our demo video for more exact directions.

Sizing Chart

SIZE OF VIOLIN	ARM MEASUREMENT	AGE OF STUDENT
4/4	23.6"+	11 - 13+ YRS
3/4	22.1" - 23.5"	9 - 11 YRS
1/2	20.1" - 22"	7 - 8 YRS
1/4	17.6" - 20"	6 - 7 YRS
1/8	17.1" - 17.5"	5 - 6 YRS
1/10	15.5" - 17"	4 - 5 YRS
1/16	14" - 15.4"	3 - 4 YRS

Instructional Video

This sizing guide is intended to give you a good idea of what instrument size you or your student should look for. Please consider that this guide is based on our best estimates, but we always recommend that you consult with us, or your teacher before purchasing or renting.

Need Assistance?

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Review Videos

We are delighted to feature this gorgeous violin by award-winning maker, Stefano Gibertoni & Valerio Nalin made in Milan, 2023. This violin is a replica of the Antonio Stradivarius "Cremonese" violin made in 1715.

Belly: Red spruce from Val di Fiemme, narrow and regular grain (fell 2014)
Back: Radially cut one piece of Bosnian maple, medium grain, with narrow and deep flame (fell 2008)
Ribs: Same as back
Neck and Scroll: Bosnian flamed maple, characterized by a medium grain and a deep flame.
Fingerboard: African Ebony
Fittings: Boxwood, from "Bogaro & Clemente"
Strings: Thomastik Dynamo Violin String Set (PI E-String)

Hot fire brand inside on top-block. The varnish, of an orange-brown color, is made of oil and colophony, and it has an antiqued finish.

Sale includes:

Instrument
Certificate of authenticity.
Quality oblong case

About Stefano Gibertoni & Valerio Nalin

Prizes & Awards

24th International Competition and Exhibition, "The Violin Society Of America" (VSA), 2022, Garden Grove, California, 2° Place, Cello Tone
24th International Competition and Exhibition, "The Violin Society Of America" (VSA), 2022, Garden Grove, California, Certificate for Artisanship (Quartet)
Philharmonie de Paris Lutherie Competition, 2022, France, 1° Place, Best-sounding Cello (Players Choice)
Philharmonie de Paris Lutherie Competition, 2022, France, 1° Place, Best-sounding Cello (Audience's Choice)
Philharmonie de Paris Lutherie Competition, 2022, France, 3° Place, ‘Talents d’aujourd’hui’’
1° International Violin Making Competition, 2019, Italy, 1° Place, Antiqued Violins
1° International Violin Making Competition, 2019, Italy, 2° Place, Antiqued Violins
1° International Violin Making Competition, 2019, Italy, 1° Place, Antiqued Violas
1° International Violin Making Competition, 2019, Italy, 1° Place, Antiqued Cellos
2017, Malta, Best Quality - Viola
2014, Moscow, silver, cello, viola, bronze, violin
VSA, 2004, silver, violin tone

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About the makers

Stefano Gibertoni & Valerio Nalin

Stefano Gibertoni & Valerio Nalin are two luthiers specializing in the creation and restoration of string instruments. In their shared workshop in Milan they craft violins, violas and cellos, implementing the techniques of traditional Italian lute-making, paying special attention to the study of 18th century Milanese models.

Great care is devoted to sound performance: in order to achieve the best possible quality, each part of the instrument is measured, tested and categorized, so as to create a detailed archive of parameters such as density, elasticity and sound conduction. Their instruments have won prizes in several international competitions and are played and appreciated by musicians and collectors all over the world.