A. Dieudonne fils violin, made for the shop of Ch. Enel, 1925, Paris, FRANCE | Metzler Violins hasvideo yet the sonic ingredients of

yet the sonic ingredients of the acoustic violin are present and can be tamed to become traditional in character

In 1976 Egon Saßmannshaus

Zhu was awarded a Certificate of Merit for Workmanship at the prestigious Violin Society of America (VSA) Competition

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A. Dieudonne fils violin, made for the shop of Ch. Enel, 1925, Paris, FRANCE | Metzler Violins hasvideo yet the sonic ingredients ofBorn in 1890, Amde Dieudonn learned violin making with Gustave Bazin, son of bow maker Charles Nicolas. He worked for the Darch firm in Brussels before settling in his hometown of Mirecourt around 1920. Over the next 40 years he was extremely productive, building violins for himself and for numerous firms, including Rudolph Wurlitzer, Moennig, Blanchard, Laberte, Mangenot, Millant. Some of these bear Dieudonn's label, which he often signed, while