Amédée Diéudonné 1928 labeled Violin

Focused, Brilliant Tone for Advanced Players

This violin offers a balanced tonal character across all four strings, allowing for a cohesive and blended voice. Its sound is smooth and soft in texture, yet carries a bright, focused timbre that brings clarity to each note. The instrument responds well in both lower and upper positions, with particularly strong projection that supports solo, chamber, and orchestral playing. While it performs with ease in most ranges, refined technique enhances clarity in the lower register's upper positions. With its distinctive tone and adaptable performance quality, this violin is an excellent match for the advanced player seeking nuance and versatility. 

Body Length: 356mm

Upper/Lower Bouts: 167mm/211mm

Certification: Available Upon Request.  

Amédée Diéudonné began his study of violin making at the age of 14. He studied under Gustave Bazin for five years until finding employment at the Darché firm. In 1920, after returning from his service in WWI, he established his own workshop in Mirecourt, France.
Rooted in the Cremonese tradition, Diéudonné became known for his excellent copies of historical models. For 40 years, he produced expert work as a craftsman while training approximately 20 apprentices in his workshop. Additionally, he conducted a symphony orchestra and taught violin lessons up to his death in 1960.