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John Van Wirdum Violin, played by Martin Lass, Australia 1986

John Van Wirdum Violin, played by Martin Lass, Australia 1986

$6,500.00

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This John Van Wirdum violin was made for and played by Martin Lass.

Van Wirdum has made instruments for over 40 years for local orchestra players and international players from around the world. 

This violin was played by one of the world’s renowned international pop violin virtuosos Martin Lass. Martin Lass is an Australian violinist who started in classical performances, then crossed over to popular music. He became popular in his appearances on Australian television and his performance with some of the world’s renowned international artists such as Luciano Pavarotti, Julio Iglesias, and many more. He received numerous awards and recognition for his excellence in instrument playing. 

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