CANDELA
Andreas Haensel
Geigenbaumeister
Kleinsendelbach 2019
Back Length: 356mm
Upper Bout: 169mm
Center Bout: 115mm
Lower Bout: 210mm
Stop Length: 195mm
Vibrating String Length: 329mm
Wittner Fine-Tune pegs have been installed.
A maker's certificate is included.
The back is of two pieces of spruce cut on the quarter of narrow width flame extending laterally from the center joint. The ribs and scroll are of similar maple. The top is of two pieces of spruce cut on the quarter of narrow width grain. The varnish is of red-orange over a golden ground.
Product details
| Brand | Andreas Haensel |
|---|---|
| SKU | F2S5435 |
| Category | Violins |
1-Year Limited Warranty
This item comes with Shar Music's® 1-year warranty covering defects of workmanship or materials. General wear and tear or misuse are not covered. Non-transferable.
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Gold and Silver Medal Winner
Fifth International Violin-Making Competition, Pisogne, Italy
With over 100 top luthiers competing in this major juried event, Andreas Haensel's instruments were awarded the top two prizes in 2014. Coming on the heels of awards in 2010 and 2013, the world's top luthiers have taken note of Andreas Haensel.
Works of Art from the Hands of a Passionate Craftsman
Upon examination of these violins, great attention to detail and a high level of technical mastery is quickly apparent. But it is in the playing that the real value of Haensel’s violins emerges. Regardless of pattern, all his violins have a quality that makes them easy to play, delighting the hand and ear. Strong, generous tone – with layers of complexity – is the first quality that one notices in an Andreas Haensel instrument. Apply more and more bow weight, and the tone simply opens out, with great projection, yet with no overbearing qualities or harshness. Spend even more time playing, and a myriad of intangibles reveal themselves. Response is immediate, whether bowing with strong detaché or flautando.
Fifth International Violin-Making Competition, Pisogne, Italy
With over 100 top luthiers competing in this major juried event, Andreas Haensel's instruments were awarded the top two prizes in 2014. Coming on the heels of awards in 2010 and 2013, the world's top luthiers have taken note of Andreas Haensel.
Works of Art from the Hands of a Passionate Craftsman
Upon examination of these violins, great attention to detail and a high level of technical mastery is quickly apparent. But it is in the playing that the real value of Haensel’s violins emerges. Regardless of pattern, all his violins have a quality that makes them easy to play, delighting the hand and ear. Strong, generous tone – with layers of complexity – is the first quality that one notices in an Andreas Haensel instrument. Apply more and more bow weight, and the tone simply opens out, with great projection, yet with no overbearing qualities or harshness. Spend even more time playing, and a myriad of intangibles reveal themselves. Response is immediate, whether bowing with strong detaché or flautando.