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Detailed images of violins and cellos, showcasing fine craftsmanship and musical elements, with warm lighting and rich wooden textures.

Germany, Violin, close up
Germany, Violin, close up
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Music concept with violinMusic Cello in the dark roomViolin from 19th century, close upA close-up of a violinMusic concept- close up of celloGermany, Violin, close upClassical violin - isolated (white background). Classical violinMusic instrument, violin violinMusic concept with violinMusic Cello in the dark roomMusic Cello in the dark roomTwo grunge old violin on vintage yellowed paperViolin and string on wooden pier. Love of music conceptold violin with musical notes closeupviolin isolated on white backgroundtraditional wooden fiddle isolated on white traditional wooden fiddle isolated on white background Copyright: xZoonar.com/ValeryxVoennyyx 5936924Violin in dark room - music conceptViolin isolated on the whiteMusic concept- close up of celloMusic concept with violinold used violin on wooden board with notefiddle bow and scroll on music book close upViolin Old music instrument violin on the chair Copyright: xZoonar.com/Baloncicix 14950128Violinviolin isolated on white backgroundfiddle with bow in green velvet case fiddle with bow in green velvet case close up Copyright: xZoonar.com/ValeryxVoennyyx 5056474Bratsche mit Bogen und Notenheft vor einfarbigem Hintergrund, Studioaufnahme, Deutschland Viola with bow and music booklet in front of a plain background, studio shot, Germany Copyright: xZoonar.com/Farifox 21279908Violin violin on white background copyright: xzoonar.com/simonevoigtx 1012392Close up of black and white piano keysMusic Cello in the dark roomViolin player isolated on whiteClassic music Sax tenor saxophone violin in vintage wood backgroundmechanical pianoViolin with an arch with an arc on a white background copyright: xzoonar.com/simonevoigtx 1142960Classical violin, isolated on whiteVintage Photograph. Classical music ensemble instruments arranged on a vintage piano.3/4 quarter view of a viola from the scroll on white backgroundPiano keyboard, close-upThe violin The violin is very ancient musical instrument Copyright: xZoonar.com/ValeryxxSibrikovx 2548219Violin, 1822. National Museum of Krakow, Poland.violin little violin to make music Copyright: xZoonar.com/IvonnexWierinkx 6681985Ukulele ** Knowing, District 6z6-FnbViolin music instrument concept: vintage style close up of violinPrimo Pistoni making a violin in his workshop, Applying varnish, Violin Maker, Cremona, Lombardy, ItalyVioloncello or "Yankee Church Bass" 1807 William Green American Description: One-piece maple back, maple ribs and neck, popular () top, back and top with inked purfling, thick orange-brown varnish, a softwood wing added at lower left front, neck secured from the back by a heavy screw, ebony fingerboard raised by two wedges, neck heel extends as a foot along the back.. Violoncello or "Yankee Church Bass" 504247Detail of a precious violinPiano1782 Royal George Cello von William Forster - Antikes Musikinstrument Antique Royal George cello crafted by William Forster in 1782. Features ornate floral decorations on rich brown wood. Represents historical musical instrument craftsmanship. LicenseRF Copyright: xZoonar.com/GallóxGusztávx 23406731Detailed view of a violin with scroll and pegbox in front of sheet music, studio photograph, Germany, EuropeString instruments on display at a violin maker's (luthier's) shopHands above keys of the piano. A photo close up.Oboe on sheet musicA detail of an old accordion isolated on whitevioline,geigenbau,geige,geigen,violinen ** violin,lutherie,violins ijc-fidinside grand piano. A photo close up, natural colorVintage Photograph. Detail of a Piano KeyboardVintage wooden piano. Keys in the foreground, wooden floor with text space in the blurry backgroundViolin and tulip flowers on white"Royal George" Cello 1782 William Forster This instrument was made for the avid cellist George Frederick, Prince of Wales, who was crowned King George IV in 1820 and is one of several cellos known to have been owned by George IV. The instruments of Jacob Stainer and the Amati family influenced Forsters work, as can be seen in the outline, arching and delicate scroll of this ‘cello. The belly of the instrument is emblazoned with the royal coat of arms of Great Britain on the upper bout and the Prince of Wales' feathers on the lower bout. The ribs have been painted with the legend "Liberty and Loyalty" in heraldic lettering, repeated on each side.The instrument is with a fitted wooden coffin case, with brass fittings and a plaque engraved with the Prince of Wales' feathers. The case is similar to that of the Stradivari ‘Batta-Piatigorsky cello (L.2013.71a-g) and was probably made by Hill. Forster II was the most celebrated member of a family dynasty of violin and cello makers and is ofFlorence, Italy, Accademia Gallery, ancient musical instruments collected by Medici familyRetro look Music keyboard Vintage looking Music keyboard picture Copyright: xZoonar.com/ClaudioxDiviziax 5813426Mid section of antique violin, close-upKlavier Klavier Copyright: xZoonar.com/LutzxWallrothx 681349Close-up of a piano keyboard with white keyscello detail detail close up image of a classical instrument cello Copyright: xZoonar.com/FuroxLxFelixx 6851978Welsh Triple Harp ca. 1750 John Richards The triple harp first developed in Italy and appeared in the British Isles by the early seventeenth century. The instrument became so popular with Welsh harpists, especially those residing in London, that by the eighteenth century it was known as the Welsh triple harp.’ The instrument has three rows of strings, with the two outside rows tuned in unison to a diatonic scale, and the middle row tuned to the chromatic notes. This instrument was made by John Richards of Llanrwst, also active in Glanbran, Wales’ leading harp maker of the eighteenth century. The harp was heavily used and shows signs of multiple restorations, several at the hands of important harp makers themselves. The earliest restoration was done by a craftsperson identified only as the successor to John Richards. An early nineteenth century renovation was performed by the eminent London harp maker Joseph Morley.. Welsh Triple Harp. British (Welsh). ca. 1750. Wood, various materialsPiano Keys Close-up II Double Horn in F / B-flat 1904-19 Eduard Kruspe German The double horn was developed in cooperation with the horn player Friedrich Gumbert and the manufacturer Kruspe in 1897. The displayed instrument is the version with two independent windways for F and B-flat and has the modifications suggested in 1904 by the horn player Anton Horner, who introduced the double horn in the United States: a very wide bell with wired rim and string linkage of the valve action. This instrument represents the modern orchestral horn as used in most contries today. Listen to experts illuminate this artwork's story Listen Play or pause #9312. Double Horn in F / B-flat Supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies We're sorry, the transcript for this audio track is not available at this time. We are working to make it available as soon as possible.. Double Horn in F / B-flat. German. 1904-19. Brass, nickel-silver. Erfurt, Germany. Aerophone-Lip Vibrated-hornTrumpet on sheet musicItaly, Lombardy, Cremona, violins in Carlson and Neumann lutemakers workshopBlack and white keys of a music keyboard Close up detail on the black and white keys of a music keyboard, with copy space for text Copyright: xZoonar.com/AlainxdexMaximyx 14739887Keys of a piano. That the music sounds!Rappled wooden concert wing opened wooden concert wingTrompete Trompete Copyright: xZoonar.com/HGVorndranx 22702683Vintage photograph. Violin sitting on round table with bowWood xylophone with notes and mallets. A photo close up. Original colorfamily of different sized violins on black velvet close upViolin ca. 1752-1800 Attributed to Johann Anton Gedler German This unusual violin is one of a group of instruments made by Füssen violin builders that has a scalloped outline. The shape is somewhat reminiscenet of other stringed-instruments, such as viola da gambas and violas d'amore, that have festooned bodies. However, the effect with this instrument is like water rippling. It has been suggested such instruments were made for theatrical performances that required onstage instruments. Such unusual instruments may have been made for a particular visual effect.. Violin. German. ca. 1752-1800. Wood, mother-of-pearl, silver. Fussen, Bavaria, Germany. Chordophone-Lute-bowed-unfretteddetail of piano keyboard keys detail of piano keyboard keys on vintage instrument Copyright: xZoonar.com/ClaudioxDiviziax 13972616Cornopean ca. 1835 probably British. Cornopean 504777old violin with musical notes and rose closeupMachine Gun And Violin Submachine gun, violin, mandoline and revolver on an old wooden desk Copyright: xZoonar.com/AndreyxSkatx 9374097Trumpet hanging on an old ornate wooden door, Simonshofen, Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany, EuropeDetailed view of a violin with scroll and pegbox in front of sheet music, studio photograph, Germany, EuropeSenior expert violin maker luthier, wrinkled old hand hold check varnish of classic handmade violin paint natural ingredient recipe in Cremona Italy home of best artisan of this kind, macro close up, selective focus, bokehviolin silhouette on gray background, vector illustrationOrchestra Musical InstrumentsViolin Horn French ca. 1800-1899 This unusual instrument is both a horn and a violin. The instrument is in the shape of a fully-functioning standard violin, while tubes of conical brass tubing are concealed inside. A mouthpiece receiver extends from the back of the scroll the rib below the tailpiece is open for the horn "bell." This instrument is a reproduction of an instrument housed in the Museum Carolino Augusteum, Salzburg. Technical description: Unusual violin form fitted with soundpost and bar, but having many folds of slightly conical brass tubing concealed within the body. The upper end of the tube passes through the neck and issues at the back of the scroll, wgere a mouthpiece is inserted. The other end of the tube widens within the body into a flattened rectangular bell, which takes the place of the usual block at the bottom of the violin. Four pegs, tipped with ivory, and four strings which pass over the bridge and are attached. View more. Violin Horn. French. ca. 1800-1899.trumpet 93Guitar by Joe Striebel, rear sideKEMANS. Museum of Greek Folk Instruments. Athens. Greece.brass trumpet isolated on white backgroundPiano detailSarangi, c. 1850. East India. overall: 55.9 x 15.3 cm (22 x 6 in.).Strings of a pianoRed roses and a violinAlto or Tenor Cornopean 1837-50 Melchior Gomar de Vries Belgian The tenor horn evolved in about 1821 as a hybrid of the fluegel horn and the trumpet. The bore of tenors widened over the course of the nineteenth century, but earlier types, like this instrument, continued to be built and were often called bass trumpets.. Alto or Tenor Cornopean. Belgian. 1837-50. Brass, nickel-silver. Lierre, Belgium. Aerophone-Lip Vibratedconcrete keys concrete piano keyboard conceptual photo Copyright: xZoonar.com/AndreyxShadrinx 4460890