Christopher Rowe
Christopher Rowe attended Newark School of Violin Making from 1984 to 1987, during which time he won a joint runner up violin prize at ‘Facta Britannia’ 1986. On leaving Newark he worked as a repairer/restorer for a short while at Edward Withers until the retirement of Dietrich Kessler.
From that point until the present day he has only made his own instruments. Over the years Christopher has tried out many patterns, but has now settled on three violin patterns: 1735 Guarneri del Gesu (Plowden), a 1716 and a 1724 Stradivari. The viola pattern is based on Amati.
Each instrument is handmade from start to finish, without interruption and although the overall character is recognisable, each instrument is an individual.
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| construye | instrumentos vln, vla, vlc |
| restaura | instrumentos vln, vla, vlc |
| vende | instrumentos vln, vla, vlc |
| domicilio | 5 High Street - AL6 9EE - Welwyn (Herts) - Reino Unido |
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