Stradivarius and Beyond: The Italian Violin Maker Lorenzo Storioni
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- Discover the world of Italian violin maker Lorenzo Storioni in this episode of our series, "Stradivarius and Beyond." In this video, we explore the life and legacy of this remarkable artisan as we delve into the untold stories that define his unique artistry.
Discover Storioni's early years, his path to mastery, and the historical context against which his instruments were crafted. Unveil the secrets of his craftsmanship, from his techniques to the distinctive features that set his violins apart.
Join us as we unravel the enigmatic narrative behind Storioni's creations and experience the harmony of history and craftsmanship that echoes through his timeless instruments.
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00:00 Intro
00:26 Lorenzo Storioni
00:59 Early Life and Learning
02:47 Historical Context
04:10 Violin by Lorenzo Storioni, 1768
05:32 From The Baroque To Classical Period
06:56 Influences And Style
07:56 His Instruments
09:00 Violin by Lorenzo Storioni, 1778
12:26 Late Work and Death
12:54 Conclusion - เพลง
Thank you. It's so nice to hear about luthiers, other than Stradivari. I love the sound of Amati's violins.
very nice! The violins sound amazing!
There are two Storioni violins in use where I live. One is owned by an orchestral player , and the sound is unbelievably huge. This player arranged for one son to get his own Storioni, which is completely different. As a concertmaster in an orchestra, he occasionally does some solo playing, depending on the piece at hand. His Storioni really rises to the occasion. Its of the golden color, where his parent’s is the dark reddish style varnish.
nice report
Wonderful video! Thank you! Cannot wait to watch more from you!
The most under rated violin maker of all time. Rostropovich played a Storioni cello on almost all his recordings, even though he had a Strad. His best instruments sound completely full noble and sonorous, full of silvery sweetness, comparable to any Strad or Del Gesu.
Thank you.
Fascinating.
Very cool!
The Lady has superb intonation particularly in the octaves variation of the Paganini piece. Very interesting choice of atire though.
Awww, I’m really looking forward to seeing this series. Love your violins, especially the antiqued Guarneri-models so much🎻! Just waiting to win the lottery😅…
Me, too. I would then travel to Cremona.
You have a very talented violinist in your video.
Thank you for this series! Great job!
Great video thank you for this series!! It’s such a nice way of getting insight about these masters from contemporary geniuses in the same field.
Bellissimo. Grazie per queste importanti informazioni.