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Joseph Couturieux Viola, 14.5 Inches, Mirecourt, France Mid 19th Century

A very nice French easily convertable Violin/Viola by Joseph Couturieux made in Mirecourt, France, in the mid 19th century. The BEST tone encountered for a small viola, open, rich, powerful, colorful, and even.

This instrument is made on a Brescian pattern, legnth of back 365mm or 14.5", but not without ample rib height and a powerful medium flat arch. Amazing sounding concert instrument with a warm and penetrating tone by a family of French makers whom worked for J.B. Vuillaume and later setup in Mirecourt, France. This example has all of the aesthetic and sound qualities of a fine Vuillaume; power, quality, richness, response, modulation, packaged with the finest tonewood in a compact size. Very attractive price in comparison to a J.B. Vuillaume, and Rampal certificate.

LENGTH OF BACK: 36.5cm

CERTIFICATE: Rampal

Joseph Couturieux Viola, 14.5 Inches, Mirecourt, France Mid 19th Century

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