The SECRET Inside Every Violin (Nobody Talks About!)

Have you ever wondered what keeps a violin together for hundreds of years? In today’s video, I’ll show you one of the most overlooked but essential parts of violin making: the linings (or “controfasce”). Without them, the top and back of the violin would never stay attached to the ribs!
I’ll explain why violin makers traditionally use willow (salice) or spruce (abete) for this part, and how this small but crucial detail makes the difference between a fragile instrument and one that can survive for centuries.
If you love violin making, violin history, or you’re simply curious about the hidden details inside a violin, this video is for you.
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