1989 Christophe Landon Viola Select Print Type:Limited Edition Signed Print (Museum Grade) The repeating lines and corridor

The repeating lines and corridor like perspective helped inspire the name of the Architecture in Music series

ensuring every detail from the forefront to the rear of the instrument is in focus

Molly Kadarauch with her Testore Cello

is diffused through the glass mouthpiece at the extremity of the instrument

1989 Christophe Landon Viola Select Print Type:Limited Edition Signed Print (Museum Grade) The repeating lines and corridorThis is a stunning modern viola made by renowned luthier Christophe Landon in 1989. It's a copy of a 17th Century Maggini Viola, an exceptional instrument that Christophe was intimately familiar with, having done extensive repair work on it. It's now played by Australian Sally Clarke, one of the countries most celebrated violists. She has performed with the finest ensembles in Europe such as the SWR Symphony in Stuttgart, and the Berlin Philharmonic.