Rainer W. Leonhardt

The Leonhardt workshop dates back to 1926, when it was founded by Anton Dietl in Mittenwald, Germany.

In 1968, Dietl's son-in-law, Wilfried Leonhardt, took over the workshop.

In 1997, Rainer Leonhardt took over the workshop, which continues to this day.

Reiner's son has now joined the workshop.

In addition to his work as a violin maker, Rainer is currently the director of the Violin Museum in Mittenwald.

They produce instruments that carry on the German tradition of string instrument making and are highly regarded around the world.

【violin】

~Features of the instrument~

All product numbers boast the consistent quality that only German master-made products can offer.

The original models, which come in a variety of styles, are made using high-quality, beautiful wood.

It is characterized by an orange to slightly reddish varnish.

The rich, deep tone will meet a wide range of player needs as you play it.

Recommended for intermediate to advanced players who are looking to upgrade their instrument.