...someone once wrote on the note inside the cello and the sound comes very close to it, even if unfortunately it doesn't quite date from that time. However, it is at least 200 years old, probably comes from Italy and has solo timbres.

I myself played many solo concerts and auditions on this instrument and it was also a fabulous instrument in the orchestra.

Suitable for professionals, students, for solo concerts and auditions.

Application only with musical CV.

... built this fantastic French cello, probably in 1868.

Its sound properties serve the highest demands and it has already been used for many solo concerts, auditions and chamber music.

Suitable for professionals and students, for solo concerts and auditions.

Application only with musical CV.

... there is always. Also with this beautiful cello.

It was built around the turn of the last century and recently extensively restored, which has resulted in a great sound and that it is a feast for the eyes, needless to say.

Suitable for undergraduate and advanced students.

... arises when you play this beautiful, wine-red cello. Once you start playing it, you don't want to stop.

Built in fine craftsmanship about 130 years ago, probably a Vogtland work.

Suitable for undergraduate and advanced students.

According to the note inside the cello, it appears to have been built in Belgium in 1925 and impresses not only with its pure beauty, but also with an extremely warm, yet sustaining tone.

Suitable for students and advanced students.

... is this beautiful dark cello.

It has an extremely small body for a full size cello, but a 4/4 scale length.

However, the sound is astonishingly large; at a concert in the Philharmonie Berlin, the sound even radiated far beyond other comparable instruments during solo performances.

Suitable for students and advanced students.

... was built in 2001 in Erlbach near Markneukirchen by the well-known luthier Klaus Schlegel.

It accompanied me to many concerts and competitions when I was young and is now looking for a suitable successor.

Suitable for undergraduate and advanced students.

... this cello reached the audience more than 100 years ago, because at that time the beautiful cello was built in the Markneukirchen area and has developed sonorous to this day.

It accompanied me on a long trip to India, where it was allowed to develop its potential in front of crowded halls and in workshops with extremely interested children.

Suitable for undergraduate and advanced students.

... it looks and that's how you can describe its sound characteristics, because that's what makes the cello so special. That warm dark sound.

It came to me in need of repair and was extensively restored by a luthier.

Suitable for undergraduate and advanced students.

... but with some "injuries" the cello came to me.

After an extensive restoration, my first guess was confirmed that it is a very sonorous cello that is pleasantly easy to play.

Suitable for undergraduate and advanced students.

... sometimes a simpler instrument is enough and even if the monthly expenses are to be relatively low, since you may not yet know whether you really want to stay with the cello.

For this case, I also have a few simple instruments among my beautiful old cellos that are still easy to play and sound reasonable.

I have them in all sizes and qualities.

Whether 

a 1/8, a 1/4, a 1/2 or a 3/4 cello, with me every child will find the right cello for themselves.

Among them are a few particularly beautiful old children's cellos, rare in this small size.