Instrumento en Venta
Suiza
Pub: 28 Aug 2025
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Cello Bow:
Rare and fine German master cello bow, made ca. 1950 by Edwin Lothar Herrmann
Precio: CHF 2.900.‒
10/2 update: bow is currently being played in Switzerland and available for testing. Serious potential buyers can borrow it.
■ weight: 76.7 g.
■ total length: 720 mm
■ CoM: 8.98 in.
This bow plays very well ‒ notably, firm & easily controllable strokes despite its light weight. Octagonal pernambuco, silver mounted ebony frog. Fine condition. Previous owner: frm. Staatskapelle Dresden principal.
Edwin Lothar HERRMANN (1914‒1987) hailed from a storied dynasty of achetiers spanning over 200 years. At the height of his craft, his bows sold for as much as those of his now better-known French colleagues. HERRMANN learned his craft from his grandfather Franz Albert (1868‒1960) & his father Edwin Otto. After completing his apprenticeship, he continued to work with his father until 1950. In 1949 he passed his master’s exam. In 1950 he opened his first workshop. In 1961 he moved to Markneukirchen, carrying on making highly sought-after bows.
Check out my other listings: 7/3 & 10/3
■ weight: 76.7 g.
■ total length: 720 mm
■ CoM: 8.98 in.
This bow plays very well ‒ notably, firm & easily controllable strokes despite its light weight. Octagonal pernambuco, silver mounted ebony frog. Fine condition. Previous owner: frm. Staatskapelle Dresden principal.
Edwin Lothar HERRMANN (1914‒1987) hailed from a storied dynasty of achetiers spanning over 200 years. At the height of his craft, his bows sold for as much as those of his now better-known French colleagues. HERRMANN learned his craft from his grandfather Franz Albert (1868‒1960) & his father Edwin Otto. After completing his apprenticeship, he continued to work with his father until 1950. In 1949 he passed his master’s exam. In 1950 he opened his first workshop. In 1961 he moved to Markneukirchen, carrying on making highly sought-after bows.
Check out my other listings: 7/3 & 10/3
Certification: n/a
Vendedor:
Christian Oliver Lütolf
Tel: +41792164500
Tel: +41792164500
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