F. CAUSSIN 1865 Kreisler Violin Test

This violin by François Caussin was made in Neufchateau (France) around 1865. F. Caussin (1794-1866) trained with Louis Gaillard in Mirecourt before establishing his shop in his home town in 1815. He moved to Neufchateau in 1830, where he died in 1866. His work is neatly executed on Amati and Stradivari models, often in antiqued varnish in the style of J. B. Vuillaume, but of slightly lesser quality. His instruments are occasionally labelled 'Caussin Luthier, Neufchateau (Vosges)' but more often bear the names of classical Italian makers.
Price range: €25-30k
This instrument is for sale and is available for trial in Paris (France), do not hesitate to contact me for more details.
All of the instruments on this channel are certified by their respective makers (modern) or reputable experts (antique), unless stated otherwise.
Music excerpt played in this video:
Kreisler Recetativo&Scherzo
A set of "Dominant" strings, as well as a reasonably-priced bow, are used for all of the tests on this channel.
Performed by Emil Lyutfali
If you wish to collaborate, feel free to reach out by e-mail or instagram:
[e-mail]
/ thestigofviolin
My website is also under development and should be available soon.
If you liked this video and find this channel helpful, consider making a small donation to help it grow and reach more people! A safe and easy way to do so is through buymeacoffee.com. Any and Every support from you is greatly appreciated!
buymeacoffee.c...
Comprehensive sound/playability violin testing.
#violin #sound #test

[@baddinosaur1548]

Smooth, Nice

[@vendelius]

Nice Playing as Always.. bet that violin sounds especially good in a bigger space...

[@thestigofviolin]

@@vendelius Indeed, this type of dry acoustics are the ultimate test for any instrument. If it sounds in here - it will sound anywhere!