Cremona, 2008. Spadoni was born in Russia where he studied the cello for a number of years. Before coming to Italy he studied the restoration and preservation of fine old wood artifacts. He graduated from the Cremona School in 1999 and worked with a number of important makers before setting up his own workshop three years ago. We were so impressed with his cello at our Cremona Exhibition last hear that we decided to buy it.

Bubenreuth, 2011, E Class. Working with two acoustic scientists who analyze every detail of each instrument under the most controlled conditions. These new instruments represent a leap forward in instrument making.

Mirecourt, c. mid 19th Century.

Naples, 2010
Anastasio studied with Giorgio Corsini (successor to Rudolfo Fredi) in Rome and Vittorio Bellarosa in Naples before establishing his own workshop. This fine cello has a big, robust, warm tone.

Mount Pleasant, UT, 2009. We have just received two cellos from this esteemed maker who is especially renowned for his cellos (Paul is an excellent cellist). He taught at the Violin Making School of America where he trained some of the most important makers working today, including Jay Ifshin.

Mirecourt. This cello has a very nice big, brilliant tone with excellent response.

Salt Lake City, 1998

Ingelsdorf, 2011. This award-winning young maker specializes in making cellos. We have just received this cello and are very impressed with its outstanding tonal characteristics.

Bubenreuth, 2006. This is a very striking instrument with back and side of highly flamed poplar. The tone quality is exceptional for an instrument in this price range.

Chicago. From the workshop of William Harris Lee.

Bubenreuth, 2008. Model 394

Los Angeles, 1983

Aubert workshop, Mirecourt, 2002

Bubenreuth, 2008. Model 384