Muzej i radionica Franje Schneidera
Collection and workshop of the Zagreb violin maker Franjo Schneider, donated to the city in 1983; classes in instrument making and restoration are still held there today.
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About the museum
The museum preserves the workshop of the violin maker Franjo Schneider, known for the device he built to measure the elasticity of resonance plates, in versions for the violin, viola and cello. In 1983 his daughter Erna Schneider Nikolić donated the collection to the City of Zagreb; since 1996 it has been managed by the Glazbena škola Pavla Markovca. It is estimated that Schneider made about 60 violins and fewer than 10 violas. Classes in instrument making and restoration, led by master Darko Stipešević, are still held in the space.
Highlights
- Workshop of the violin maker Franjo Schneider
- Device for measuring the elasticity of resonance plates
- Classes in instrument making and restoration
Permanent exhibition
- Zbirka i radionica Franje Schneidera – Workshop and collection of the violin maker Franjo Schneider, including the device for measuring the elasticity of resonance plates.
- Operated by
- Glazbena škola Pavla Markovca
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