Knoll Dodd Model Brazilwood Cello Bow with Round Stick 4/4 tailpiece D-Aluminium #16 3/4 Knot End

D-Aluminium #16 3/4 Knot End

The “School of Bowing Technique” op

"Salut d'amour" is one of Elgar's best-known works and has inspired numerous arrangements for widely varying instrumental combinations

The baton is 390 millimeters long

Knoll Dodd Model Brazilwood Cello Bow with Round Stick 4/4 tailpiece D-Aluminium #16 3/4 Knot EndThe Knoll workshop, established in Germany in 1932 by Alfred Knoll (1909 1980), has a rich legacy in bow making. Alfred's son, Harmut, took over the workshop in 1977, followed by Harmuts son, Gerald, in 2003, continuing the family tradition. Today, the Knoll workshop continues to excel, crafting a diverse array of bows that cater to advanced students and professional soloists alike, upholding a tradition of excellence and precision in the art of bow