180 years since the death of Paganini In honour of 180 years having passed since the death of the renowned violinist, violist, guitarist and composer, Niccolò Paganini, we thought we would share the process behind the making of his “Il Cannone” violin, including some of the interesting quirks of this remarkable instrument. In 1743, the […]
About the instrument Dated 1743, ”Il Cannone” is among the best instruments built towards the end of ”del Gesù’s” life. It is impressively attractive, of a majestic and austere charm and immediately strikes those who come to view it in its showcase at Genoa’s town hall. It was owned by illustrious violinist, Paganini of the […]
As a member of the Dresdner Philharmonic Orchestra and as Artistic Director of the Ensemble Mediterrain, Bruno Borralhinho is an esteemed Portuguese cellist. Performing internationally as a soloist with an orchestra, in solo recitals and with piano and chamber music, Bruno’s artistic offering also includes orchestral conducting. Having imparted his musical knowledge in masterclasses held […]
As a young cellist, Daniel Muller-Schott’s former teacher, Heinrich Schiff, played the original Sleeping Beauty cello by Domenico Montagnana. Using the cello frequently as his student, Schott soon developed a connection with the cello, recently commissioning Luiz Amorim for his very own copy. We caught up with Daniel at his home in Munich, exploring the […]
Back in December, Amorim Fine Violins were delighted to sponsor a concert organised by Simone Spadino, and promoted by non-profit organisation Sinergie Lucane. The concert took place in Potenza, where all event proceedings were later donated. Held at the Teatro Communale Francesco Stabile, friend and client of Amorim Fine Violins, Simone Spadino, also gave a […]
