Acoustic Duel of Marco Osio's Violins: Guarneri King 1735 vs. Ex Brusilow 1743 Showdown!

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @renshimarek
    @renshimarek 8 месяцев назад +2

    100% Brusilow ! :)

  • @littleeaglewoodworks
    @littleeaglewoodworks Год назад +3

    I fully agree with @shuliu99. The Ex Brusilow 1743 sounds richer and balanced, while the other sounds louder and more piercing to the ears.

    • @SOL123AA
      @SOL123AA Год назад

      Ex Brusilow 1743 사운드가 부드러운 음색이 귀에 들어옵니다

  • @peterbaxter8151
    @peterbaxter8151 2 месяца назад

    Brusilow for me. Both beautiful instruments.

  • @shuliu99
    @shuliu99 Год назад +1

    Sound-wise they all sound great, but I prefer the Ex Brusilow 1743 because its sound contains more relaxed and richer high-frequency overtones.

  • @zagrepcanin82
    @zagrepcanin82 Месяц назад

    these are copies. King(not the King Joseph from 1737 but King Guarneri-the real King) is in protected vault in Zagreb and is most well preserved Guarneri del Gesu violin along side with the one owned by Nicolo Paganini. King was owned by Zlatko Baloković who left it in his last will to Croatian academy of science and arts.
    King is very very rarely played