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Scrollavezza & Zanrè, founded in 2002 in Parma by Elisa Scrollavezza and Andrea Zanrè, is active in the making, restoring and dealing

Atelier

The aim which we try to pursue in our daily work is to make a new instrument which may satisfy the requirements of a professional player

Vision

"A full and bright sound, in certain respects similar to my original Guadagnini"

Artists
Ivan Rabaglia

In Cremona during the 16th century a method was developed, still unsurpassed today, which guaranteed at the same time the consistency and uniqueness of each instrument

Violin making
Violin Making
Elisa Scrollavezza and Andrea Zanrè
Scrollavezza & Zanrè instruments

Scrollavezza & Zanrè

Instruments

Historical instruments and bows

Historical

Instruments & Bows

The state of preservation of an instrument is the deciding factor in maintaining its value over the years. In addition to accidental damage...

Restoration
Home restoration
Homepage consulting

Nothing can substitute the direct examination of a great instrument of the past. In developing our methodologies other procedures have been employed

Documentation

Scrollavezza & Zanrè offer assistance in the fields of attribution, evaluation and the dealing of bow instruments. Special attention is paid to the study of each example

Expertise

Known internationally as one of the greatest violin makers of the second half of the 20th century, Renato Scrollavezza was born in 1927

Renato Scrollavezza
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The aim of the workshop is to continue the artistic tradition transmitted through the teaching and the work of Renato Scrollavezza

History

Located in the countryside between Parma and Cremona, in Giuseppe Verdi's homeland, this Renaissance villa welcomes visitors

Villa Scrollavezza
Edizioni Scrollavezza & Zanrè

Edizioni Scrollavezza & Zanrè

Magnificently impressive
contribution (…) possibly the most
complete book of analysis ever
produced on any maker


John Dilworth
The Strad, December 2012

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