Wojciech Topa Violins
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Wojciech (pronounced Voy-zhec) Topa lives in Zakopane, Poland. In addition to making wolrd-class violins he's also a "rockstar" (see below). |
Wojciech (pronounced Voy-zhec) Topa is from Zakopane, Poland and is one of Europe's finest luthiers.
He creates master-grade, professional level violins and violas. He manages several skilled apprentices assisting with his workshop level instruments.
Topas's "bench" (handmade) violins are handcrafted in the style of Guadanini and Guarneri utilizing methods employed in the violin making profession since the 1700's.
These gorgeous violins are carved of select well-seasoned Carpathian Maple for the neck, back and ribs with a European Spruce top. They are finished with hand applied traditional varnish. The fine instrument in the photos was varnished in Mediterranean yellow and red ochres.
The sound of these instruments is rich, full and powerful. The mature and glowing warm nuances make it a violin for professional players or amateurs who want "the best" in a new violin without the $20k price tag!
Rumour has it a top violinist in the Atlanta Symphony plays a Topa violin and we have several customers across North America to add to the list of ecstatic Topa players.
It is very important to mention that Wojciech Topa is NOT to be confused with Albert Topa, nor workshop instruments bearing the Topa label. These are certainly the finest instruments made by any Topa. Keep this in mind when comparison shopping.
Each violin is equipped with fine hand-carved fittings (rosewood or ebony), Evah Pirazzi strings, and a deluxe European maple bridge. The final setup is prepared by an accomplished luthier upon import to the United States and far exceeds all MENC standards.
Complete with Letter of Authenticity from the importer. Fiddleheads is also happy to provide a letter for your insurance company stating replacement value.
Other information available on request: Send us your questions or take the violin on trial
Several Available
We include shipping to US or Canada and a free case
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