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Erli Gurra from Tirana is the only violinist in Albania.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
From a young age he knew he would become a violet master, Erli says that in his veins flows not only blood, but also musical notes.<\/p>\n
ERLI GURRA, VIOLINT MASTER: \u201cMy passion for Lutheranism or the art of making the violin is inherited from me. My father Ramazan Gurra, is a master pianist at the University of Arts, my grandfather was a composer of civic folk music, as well as great-grandfather and great-grandfather were characters who dealt with the arrangement, restoration and making of folk instruments. \u201d
To produce this musical instrument requires patience and inspiration, otherwise the violin does not produce the right musical sound. And how to make a quality violin Erli, he learned this at the best university in the world for making violins.<\/p>\n
ERLI GURRA, MASTER VIOLIN: “In 2003 I enrolled in the School of Ceremony at Antonio Stradivarius University, which is the most famous school in the world for the construction of bowed instruments.<\/p>\n
To draw a good violin what should you keep in mind?<\/p>\n
The ability we have to understand and hear the wood while working is what we praying masters have in different from others to make a super good violin.<\/p>\n
How do you understand acoustic quality?<\/p>\n
Through my hands I sense the vibration of the wood. This is a moment where the wood communicates with me where I need to continue working.<\/p>\n
How long does it take to produce a violin?<\/p>\n
Approximately one month, while the cello requires 3-4 months.<\/p>\n
Where do we find Made in Albania violins?<\/p>\n
All over the world and on every continent. “<\/p>\n
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