Rudolf Neudorfer

Born in 1936.
He studied bow making at the School of Bow Making in Schönbach, Germany, and obtained his master's qualification in 1966.
He then worked under O. Seifert until 1968, and then under S. Finkel in Switzerland until 1973.
In 1973, he became independent by taking over E. Werner's workshop in Bubenreuth, Germany.
He produced bows with such excellent skill that he won awards at the VSA competitions held in the United States in 1980 and 1982.
He has now retired from bow making, but Neudorfer bows, made with high-quality craftsmanship, are extremely valuable items.

[Violin] [Viola] [Cello bow]

~Characteristics of the bow~
Neudolfer bows are made in a consistent style, using high-quality materials and skilled craftsmanship, and are exquisite pieces that exude an unadorned beauty.
The stick is made with a unique curvature and balance, and is a musical bow that has the ease of handling that is unique to German bows and a tone that is comparable to that of French bows.