Making of fine Italian bowed instruments

I was born in Brescia, Italy, in 1982.

I started my lifelong dedication to instruments in 2008 when I enrolled in the International violin making school of Parma. Under the guidance of master Renato Scrollavezza I had the opportunity to encounter the beauty of contemporary instruments.

In 2011, having completed my studies, I started an apprenticeship in the Elisa Scrollavezza and Andrea Zanrè workshop where I remained as an assistant for the next four years. Here I came into contact with numerous valuable instruments and dedicated myself to construction guided by the passion of Elisa and Andrea.

I refined my skills by attending master classes by Hans Nebel, Filippo Fasser and Lorenzo Frignani and I approached the restoration with courses held by Sharon Que.

In 2018 I opened my first workshop in Reggio Emilia and in 2020 I moved to Parma, where the collaboration with the atelier Scrollavezza and Zanrè continues, creating a shared working space.

My instruments mainly derive from the Emilia-Romagna 20th century tradition, with glimpses of the contemporary and influences of my personal aesthetic vision.

I take the utmost care in every step, from research and design to the creation of the model, pursuing a delicate harmony in shapes and balance of sound.

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Viale Paolo Toschi, 8
43121 – Parma
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