1733 Montagnana cello

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The 1733 Montagnana cello is a renowned 18th-century Italian instrument crafted by luthier Domenico Montagnana, celebrated for its rich, powerful tone and association with leading cellists.

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Montagnana cello 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bowed string instrument
cello
string instrument
approximateLocation on loan to performers
private collection
associatedWith leading cellists
countryOfOrigin Italy
genreOfWork lutherie
hasPart bridge
cello body
cello neck
endpin
f-holes
fingerboard
pegs
soundpost
tailpiece
hasQuality highly valued
powerful tone
rare
responsive
rich tone
heritageStatus historical instrument
inception 1733
madeBy Domenico Montagnana
manufacturer Domenico Montagnana
material maple
spruce
wood
movement Italian violin-making tradition
notableFor clarity in upper register
powerful projection
rich tone
warm lower register
numberOfStrings 4
partOf Montagnana instruments corpus
period 18th century
placeOfOrigin Venice
school Venetian school of lutherie
style baroque-era Italian craftsmanship
tuningOfInstrument C2–G2–D3–A3
typicalUseContext concert hall
professional performance
recording studio
usedFor chamber music
classical music performance
orchestral performance
solo performance

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Yo-Yo Ma notableInstrument 1733 Montagnana cello
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this entity surface form: Montagnana cello