‘Piatti’ Stradivarius cello (1720)

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The ‘Piatti’ Stradivarius cello (1720) is a renowned early 18th-century instrument crafted by Antonio Stradivari, celebrated for its exceptional tonal quality and association with the virtuoso cellist Carlo Alfredo Piatti.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Stradivarius cello
string instrument
associatedPerformer Carlo Alfredo Piatti NERFINISHED
century 18th century
completionDate 1720
countryOfOrigin Italy
culturalDomain classical music
designedFor professional cellists
era Baroque era
hasComponent bridge
cello body
endpin
fingerboard
four strings
neck
soundpost
tailpiece
hasValue high monetary value
heritageStatus important historical instrument
instrumentType cello
luthierSchool Cremonese school NERFINISHED
madeIn Cremona NERFINISHED
maintenanceRequirement specialized luthier care
maker Antonio Stradivari NERFINISHED
manufacturer Antonio Stradivari NERFINISHED
material maple (back, ribs, neck)
spruce (top)
wood
namedAfter Carlo Alfredo Piatti NERFINISHED
notableFor association with virtuoso cellist Carlo Alfredo Piatti
exceptional tonal quality
historical significance
notableOwner Carlo Alfredo Piatti NERFINISHED
periodOfWork Stradivari golden period NERFINISHED
playedWith bow
rarity rare
soundCharacteristic clarity across registers
powerful projection
rich tone
stringArrangement four strings tuned in fifths
tuning C2–G2–D3–A3
typicalOwnership private collection or institutional loan
usedFor chamber music
orchestral performance
solo performance

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