"Jacob Stainer" Violin

PCMS Director Jonathan Lee & his violins (4):
"Jacob Stainer", Kloz School, Germany (made in 18th Century)

[@peterlhawks]

I love how there's Pirastro Obligato Violin Strings on there, because it contributes to the warmth and depth of the sound & tone.

[@patriciajrs46]

Beautifully done. Thank you.

[@cherielektra]

Beautiful music!

[@Flute_reina]

소리 넘 좋아요 ~~~~~~

[@johnyvn87]

들어주셔서 감사합니다😊

[@happyhomelesshomesteaders158]

Play that thing brother

[@Maxb49]

What are you playing

[@johnyvn87]

Here's the playlist:
1. Cadenza from the Violin Concerto No.5 by W.A.Mozart
2. All the way my savior leads me

[@violinpassion91]

Yeah it is just a 'Jacob Stainer labelled' violin, not original one.

[@constantinpobirci829]

Am1 din1737

[@lisataylor2545]

Italia violin better,

[@johnjriggsarchery2457]

Whatever

[@oldmanandthesea7039]

I just viewed another video about a Stainer violin, and these two violins’ tone quality are very similar, very warm and sweet. Is this one of the characteristics of Stainer violin, or just because a special kind of strings were used?