Hi everyone! I'm Alessandro from Italy, i'm a violin maker an I learned by myself with my critical spirit. My personal approach to the liutherie is very far from modern maker's system,cause I consider the external part(arching and tickness) like a pure consequence of the inner part and of the properties of the piece of wood that I used,that is unique. So I project the form and the the inner curvature trying to create an inner area where armonicals frequencies can vibrate mixing themselfs armonically inside the violin. So the external for me is a consequence of the inner area and I cannot foresee it. About this and other things I would like to discuss with you.
Thank you for the opportunity of expression.
Regards
Alessandro
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Welcome to the Forum, Alessandro! We have a whole section on Bowed Instruments for discussing violins, etc.
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Welcome to the forum Alessandro.
This is interesting. Can you elaborate on your theory or method to achieve that AlessandroSo I project the form and the the inner curvature trying to create an inner area where armonicals frequencies can vibrate mixing themselfs armonically inside the violin.
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