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Daniel Engelbach

Daniel Engelbach is a contemporary violin maker based in Rotterdam. He divides his time between his own workshop and the W.E. Hill&Sons workshop in London, where he works in collaboration with Robert Brewer Young. A graduate of the International School of Violin Making in Cremona, Daniel’s work is deeply rooted in the traditions of the classical Italian masters, their  craftsmanship and aesthetic ideals.Daniel takes a deep interest in the varnish techniques of the old masters, which led to a close research collaboration with varnish expert Pierre Flavetta. As a cellist himself, Daniel strives to explore the acoustic possibilities of each instrument through close dialogue with musicians.

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Violin by Daniel Engelbach, 2025
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Violin by Daniel Engelbach, 2025

Daniel is one of the younger makers whose talent shines through with every instrument he builds. We have worked with him on cellos but this is our first violin of his and we couldn't be happier! It is beautifully crafted and the model is very refined. The sound is sweet yet projecting. The best way I can describe the character is that of an old Kreisler recording. There is a beautiful lyricism to the sound, with very nice richness and core to every note.

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