Instrument Sale
Royaume-Uni
Publié: 09 Feb 2024
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Cello:
Beautiful Italian Cello circa 1700
Prix: £78,000 GBP
Northern Italy circa 1700.
Cherished and professionally played up until recent retirement. A beautiful Italian cello such as this is rarely available for sale.
The sound projects easily and effectively both in orchestral, solo and chamber music scenarios, effortlessly producing a warm sweet sound with great depth.
It’s C string in particular is full, clear and wonderfully resonant, making it ideal for those operatic lower register legato accompaniments and adding great warmth to bass lines in quartet playing.
It responds very well to good bowing with many colours, loud and soft.
The owner feels privileged having the pleasure to have owned and played this fine old instrument.
The cello is accompanied with a recent certificate of authenticity from John Dilworth.
There is also paperwork from a previous owner's purchase at Vatelot, Paris 1941.
Cherished and professionally played up until recent retirement. A beautiful Italian cello such as this is rarely available for sale.
The sound projects easily and effectively both in orchestral, solo and chamber music scenarios, effortlessly producing a warm sweet sound with great depth.
It’s C string in particular is full, clear and wonderfully resonant, making it ideal for those operatic lower register legato accompaniments and adding great warmth to bass lines in quartet playing.
It responds very well to good bowing with many colours, loud and soft.
The owner feels privileged having the pleasure to have owned and played this fine old instrument.
The cello is accompanied with a recent certificate of authenticity from John Dilworth.
There is also paperwork from a previous owner's purchase at Vatelot, Paris 1941.
Certification: Full certificate with photos from John Dilworth 2024
Marcel Vatelot 1941
Vendeur:
martin jones
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