Baroque Violin after Guarnerius "del Gesu" (1742) by Lu-Mi a=408 which shine in Baroque settings

which shine in Baroque settings

Baroque: This is the standard among the most widespread entry-level instruments

Oboe d'amour after J

- Some of the finger holes are smaller than those of the renaissance recorders but larger than those of the baroque recorder

Baroque Violin after Guarnerius "del Gesu" (1742) by Lu-Mi a=408 which shine in Baroque settingsThis Lu Mi Baroque violin is modelled after a 1742 original by Italian luthier Bartolomeo Giuseppe Guarnerius "del Gesu" (1698 1744). Guarnerius' work rivals that of Antonius Stradivarius. His instruments original and copies are prized by many prominent players and collectors. Lu Mi's rendition of his work is excellent for both Baroque and modern playing. It has a strong tone and rich sound, particularly on the G string. This instrument is sold with a