Carlo Lamberti

Carlo Lamberti® Sonata Violin

Name: Carlo Lamberti® Sonata Violin
Brand: Carlo Lamberti
SKU: LV1144
Price: 700.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.89 (45 reviews)

$700.00

SKU: LV1144

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Best in Class!

Hand-crafted by our Shar Beijing Workshop then set-up our Shar Ann Arbor Workshop, the Carlo Lamberti® Sonata Violin has raised the bar for intermediate level violins. Our Sonata provides exactly what a player expects from a high-quality Chinese violin from Shar: impressive performance, a beautiful finish, and an outstanding value. Set-up in the Shar workshop with premium fittings and strings. 4/4 to 1/8 sizes. Does not include bow and case.

"This violin will allow advancing small students to make rapid progress with tone development and fast passage. Its powerful and rich tone will delight and surprise a deserving student, especially one who has grown used to the limitations of their present violin."
- Charles Avsharian, Shar CEO

"Why do I love the Lamberti violins? Because they allow my students to have a bright, clear-sounding instrument that both projects and is very sweet to the ear. Parents will enjoy hearing their child practice all afternoon on this violin and so will the student."
- Rebecca Appert, Violinist and Teacher

The "Best in Class!" icon is your assurance that Shar has searched the world for instruments that are the very best value in each category. We offer a variety of instruments for different playing levels and price ranges, so that you can find the instrument that is perfect for your needs.

This Carlo Lamberti® Sonata Violin does not come with any accessories, it is the violin only.

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Has a beautiful rich tone. My son loves it!

Very nice

We bought this 3/4 violin by recommendation of our child's private violin teacher. It has very good quality and beautiful sound.

I Really Like My New Violin

This one is so much better than the one I had before (a VSO). I spent so much time and effort trying to make that one comfortable to hold and sound better, I was well over halfway to covering the cost of this one.

I wish I would've gotten this a long time ago. It's lighter, easier to play, and sounds much, much better. I wish I would've bought this a long time ago. Definitely worth every penny.

Well, we are disappointed that the violin arrived incomplete. It does sound nice on the strings tat were ok.

Good violin

Before writing a review I wanted to have a decent amount of time with the Sonata. I've had my violin for about 5 months now. The more I play it the more I like it. I haven't been playing that long, but the sound is so much better than the no-name violin I had for the first 3 months of lessons I noticed the difference right away. And I'm not alone, my dog started staying in the same room when I practice, high praise. Again, I'm new and don't really know the proper terminology for describing sound, but here goes my humble attempt. After playing it a short time I noticed when I played a G on the D string the G string starts to resonate along with it, same with the D played on the A string. It gives it a nice rich tone to my inexperienced ear. I picked up my other violin today and it doesn't compare. Originally, when I purchased the Sonata I had planned to upgrade to a better violin as I got better, and have even been saving for one. However, I like the Sonata so much I can't see a need for a more expensive violin in the near future.

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