From Germany to the World

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2026-10-06 16:35:00

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超级管理员

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It all started in 1924, in a small German town. A workshop. A handful of craftspeople who believed that a violin should do one thing properly — sing.

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Historic Factory


A century on, Franz Sandner violins are still being played. Not just in Germany, but across Europe, Japan, Australia, the Americas — in practice rooms, school orchestras, concert halls, and the homes of teachers who've spent decades choosing instruments for their students.

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We make violins in Germany. We also make them in China. The standards haven't changed — every instrument is crafted by hands with at least ten years' experience, and every single one must pass the same test: would a teacher approve?

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German Master Luthier


This October at the Shanghai International Music Expo, we're bringing the full range — from a student's very first violin to concert-grade instruments.

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Shanghai Music Expo


But there's rather more to it than just violins on display:

Violin Star Finals — We're proud sponsors of the Showing China Violin Star competition. The finals take place at the Expo, where a new generation of talent will be recognised.

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Masterclass with Xia Xiaocao — One of China's most celebrated violinists will be hosting a masterclass at our stand. A rare opportunity for students and teachers alike.

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Try Them for Yourself — Come, play one. Your ears will tell you everything you need to know.

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Booth No.: Hall W1, D64

Shanghai International Music Expo · 28–31 October 2026

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