Pascal Camurat
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On the occasion of Tatsunoya Co.'s 100th anniversary, I would like to express my congratulations to all the members of the company who have brought it to this memorable milestone of its first century of existence.
Tatsunoya has surrounded itself with the best professionals in the international instrument manufacturing industry. For many years, it has been committed to offering high-quality products to musicians in Japan.
I wish you all continued success in this endeavour.
With my best wishes for success in its second century.
I am luthier trained at Mittenwald school. And I’m also bow maker. My professional career has been enriched by all the facets of the profession: instrument and bow making, restoration, sound adjustments, trade and expertise.
I have made close to one thousand bows today and each time it’s a real pleasure making a new one. The very first one, it was in 1984 in Los Angeles, thanks to Paul Siefried and Stéphane Thomachot.
Founded in 1956 by Jacques Camurat (1927-2016), I ran the workshop on Rue de Rome in Paris for 15 years with my brother Bernard, a luthier in Vico (Corsica), where many luthiers and bow makers also contributed to its development.
Today in Montpellier, I’m making new bows and violins.
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