Even outdoors in bad weather thanks to carbon

At temperatures below 16 degrees, rain or even frost, as well as in extreme sunlight, a valuable master violin should not be played outdoors, as it could even suffer total damage under such weather conditions.

That's why I play these performances on a violin and a bow made of carbon. It can withstand temperatures from -20 degrees to 55 degrees and is also very humid. The sound is produced in a traditional way, without electricity, and the sound is very close to that of a wooden violin, so you can hardly tell the difference.

This means that a final farewell with violin music is possible even in winter outdoors at the grave.

Funeral music with string quartet

A string quartet corresponds to the usual singers’ voices

Soprano (violin 1), alto (violin 2), tenor (viola) and bass (violoncello),

so that in this line-up an infinite range of different pieces of music can be played and this in the classical sound