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Amati Violin: Cream of the Crop

by Dan Wright

Music has a transcendent quality that seems to connect us with our spirits. The calming, meditative power of music has been obvious for a long time. Musical instruments abound, some popular favorites being the electric and acoustic guitar, piano, drum, flute, and saxophone. Listening to a truly beautiful composition with a complex melody can literally bring us to tears. Different types of music create lasting impressions and associations. Music is no doubt an extremely powerful form of expression.

However, there is one instrument that especially creates this rapturous connection. These instruments are violins. When we hear about violins, the first name that we think of is the world famous Amati violins. These violins refer to an Italian family of violin makers. The family, from beginning to now in the context of the violin runs from Andrea Amati, Antonio and Girolamo Amati, to Nicolo Amati and so on.

The accuracy and tooling of instruments made by the Amati family remain a standard to be met. Even in shops where precise tools are used instead of the old ways, the results are not the same. If an instrument is marked as an "Amati Violin," no bells and whistles are needed. The quality is apparent from the first note.

The luthiers of Italy are known throughout the world. They are known because Andrea Amati made a violin. This violin has made a name not only for himself, but for his descendants. The craze for his fiddles are so great that the term violin in Italy means "Amati-violin."

The best part about an "Italian violin" is that its texture and sound quality is much better than its counterparts. Italian fiddles speak of their detailed work and melodious sound quality. Be it a symphony or a regular jazz show, Italian fiddles never fail to impress the audience with their distinctive style and melody.

Even if you use thousands of words, it will still not be enough to describe the beauty, style and quality of an "Amati violin". How can you find words to describe the sound of the beautiful music produced from the hand-carved body of this Italian musical instrument? If you want to go on a musical journey to hear harmony and peace, go to a musical instrument store, which sells the famous Amati family fiddles, and your ears will thank you.

Ye Old Violin Shop features every type of Italian violin. If you're browsing for violins, be sure to consider one of the fine copies of an Amati violin that are available.

Published November 29th, 2007

Filed in Hobby, Music