Fine German violin, 109 years old, Sound Sample Excerpt of CONUS Violin Concerto, Eboyinc

[eboyinc]

@UltimatteFigHter -- lol, they're not mine :) the violins are part of a collection that belonged to a professional violinist who passed away. my brother and i were asked to do a short sound sample on each instrument.

[cottontail0529]

how many violins do u have??? O.O

[eboyinc]

me personally, 2. one for home and one i keep at school. the violins my brother and i play in these videos are part of an estate collection which numbers in the 100s. we get about 5 minutes to open a case that hasn't been opened in years...take out the violin, tune it, and record the sound sample :D

[ISwearIHaveNoCamera]

the jealousy i feel right now is incredible. this is beautiful

[eboyinc]

it probably took about a year before we fully realized what a unique and extraordinary opportunity we'd been given with this collection...we're 2 years into it now and we're still at it and lovin it.  this concerto is one of my personal favorites...not alot of recordings of it i think because heifetz did it first and not that many violinists wanted to follow him on it :D

[sonataspartitas]

WOW! That was fantastic. I love your violin. And the Conus is first rate!!! They say that Heifetz was the only violinist to ever do justice to it. Now I think its you and Heifetz. Well done!!!!!!!

[eboyinc]

whoa, thanks so much. the violin is amazing :D

[sealingTIE]

brillant

[eboyinc]

thanks...this violin is extraordinary which definately helped :D

[AytidaRed]

what a grea poweful violin. i haven't heard the conus much before. thanks for posting!

[eboyinc]

oh you should play it....i'm going to work it up...its only been recorded a few times. heifetz was the first, i think :D

[DanzQueen]

Agreed with previous poster. Ave Maria = <3

[eboyinc]

i'll look for the music :D