Arturo Moreno, Mexico D.F. 1992 Cello

We are delighted to showcase this beautifulcello made by Arturo Morenao, from Mexico City, Mexico in 1992. This Cello has a deep and mature sound, from being played by a professional cellist for many years. It has a warm and powerful sound overall, with great playability.

This cello has some signs of wear and tear, but has been fully inspected and comes with our standard Fiddlershop warranty. The instrument recently received a brand new bridge by our head luthier Andres M. Bilva. The instrument can be played in our shop M-F 9-5, or give us a call to learn about setting up an in-home trial.

• Year: 1992
• Fittings: Rosewood
• Strings: Evah Pirazzi Green Strings
• Tailpiece: Carbon fiber harpsilhouette with four finetuners.
• Includes agreen hardshellcase

About Arturo Moreno

“I had the great privilege of having studied in Cremona, Italy, under the tutelage of renowned teacher Giobatta Morassi, specializing in the construction and restoration of fine stringed musical instruments.

My specialization in the construction and restoration of bows in the academy and in practice throughout these decades has allowed me to satisfy the most demanding technical, sensory andcapriciousdemands of each musician.

Formany years I have dedicated myself to therepairs and restorations of violin, viola, cello and double bass bows . Currently, I carry out the maintenance and construction of violins, violas, cellos, double basses and bows for musicians of the numerous orchestras in Mexico, such as:

• The National Symphony Orchestra
• The Mexico City Philharmonic Orchestra
• The Mining Symphony Orchestra
• The Symphony Orchestra of the Secretary of the Navy
• The UNAM Philharmonic Orchestra
• The IPN Symphony Orchestra
• The National Conservatory Symphony Orchestra

And many others, throughout the national territory; to the Latin American Quartet, as well as countless musicians belonging to small orchestras and students from various private and public institutions that teach professional music careers.”

-Arturo Moreno