Paul Knorr Violin, Markneukirchen, 1938
This violin possesses a dark and rich tonal color that has become synonymous with German making from that time period. While this violin is ideally suited for ensemble playing, the projection and presence in the tone also enable it to fill virtually any role necessary for your musical needs.
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Paul Knorr Violin, Markneukirchen, 1938
This violin possesses a dark and rich tonal color that has become synonymous with German making from that time period. While this violin is ideally suited for ensemble playing, the projection and presence in the tone also enable it to fill virtually any role necessary for your musical needs.
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This violin possesses a dark and rich tonal color that has become synonymous with German making from that time period. While this violin is ideally suited for ensemble playing, the projection and presence in the tone also enable it to fill virtually any role necessary for your musical needs.
