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A Violin by Massimo Negroni

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DETAILS

Maker:

Massimo Negroni

Year:

2021

Origin:

Cremona

Length of Back:

354mm

Weight

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Proprietor, Jonathan Solars

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History of the Instrument

Contemporary Cremonese violin making is defined by a rare blend of tradition, innovation, and artistry. Massimo Negroni, working in the heart of Cremona, draws deeply from this heritage while infusing each of his instruments with a personal sense of character and refinement. This violin, inspired by the legendary models of Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù, is a testament to Negroni’s technical mastery and creative vision.


The instrument immediately commands attention with its bold, sculpted arching and the dramatic, deeply flamed maple back—features that echo the spirit of the classic Guarneri violins. The top is carved from select spruce, and the varnish, a rich and transparent amber, enhances both the visual allure and the subtle details of the craftsmanship. Negroni’s hand is evident in the precise, expressive edgework and the thoughtful antiquing, which give the violin a sense of history and individuality.


Tonally, this violin offers a powerful, complex voice reminiscent of its inspiration. The lower strings are robust and dark, while the upper register projects with clarity and brilliance, providing the flexibility and depth that have made Guarneri models so coveted by soloists. The instrument is highly responsive, supporting nuanced phrasing and a wide dynamic range—qualities that invite exploration and reward expressive playing.


For musicians seeking a modern Cremonese violin with the soul of a classic, this Massimo Negroni stands as a compelling choice. It bridges centuries of tradition with the demands of today’s performers, offering both reliability and inspiration for the concert stage or studio.


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