Crafted by Charles Nicolas Bazin (1847–1915) of Mirecourt, France, this bow comes from one of the most influential workshops in the history of French bow making. After inheriting his father’s workshop at just 18 years old, Bazin built it into one of the premier ateliers in Mirecourt, training many of the next generation’s great makers and producing bows that remain highly sought after today.
Accompanied by a Salchow Certificate, this bow is everything one hopes for in a professional French bow. It draws a broad, colorful tone, projects with ease, and remains exceptionally balanced from frog to tip. Quick to respond and wonderfully versatile, it is equally at home in solo, chamber, and orchestral repertoire.
One of our favorite professional-level bows in the shop, this is the kind of bow that simply does everything well and one you’ll enjoy reaching for every time you play.
Crafted by Charles Nicolas Bazin (1847–1915) of Mirecourt, France, this bow comes from one of the most influential workshops in the history of French bow making. After inheriting his father’s workshop at just 18 years old, Bazin built it into one of the premier ateliers in Mirecourt, training many of the next generation’s great makers and producing bows that remain highly sought after today.
Accompanied by a Salchow Certificate, this bow is everything one hopes for in a professional French bow. It draws a broad, colorful tone, projects with ease, and remains exceptionally balanced from frog to tip. Quick to respond and wonderfully versatile, it is equally at home in solo, chamber, and orchestral repertoire.
One of our favorite professional-level bows in the shop, this is the kind of bow that simply does everything well and one you’ll enjoy reaching for every time you play.
