Kurt Gutter Violin

Maker: Kurt Arno Gütter Story: Kurt Arno Gütter (1894–1991) was a distinguished German luthier from Markneukirchen, a region renowned for its violin-making heritage. He apprenticed under Oskar Bernhard Heinel and refined his craft through work with established firms, including Heinrich Theodor Heberlein in Berlin. In 1921, Gütter founded his own workshop in Markneukirchen, where he created consistently high-quality instruments modeled after Stradivari and Guarneri traditions. Known for their bright, clear tonal palette and strong projection, Gütter’s violins remain highly regarded among soloists and chamber musicians alike. His meticulous attention to tonal refinement and structural elegance spanned a career that lasted into the late 20th century. Tone and Character: This Kurt Gütter violin delivers a rich and bold sound, with impressive projection and a commanding presence across all registers. Its tonal depth is striking, offering a wide spectrum of colors that respond beautifully to