HORA Violins are from Reghin, Romania. HORA was founded in 1951 by the master luthier Roman Boianciuc who built the first violin in Reghin. The city of Reghin, called the city of violins, is synonymous with musical instruments production in Romania. This is because in Reghin there are many companies producing musical instruments, especially bowed ones.
With a tradition of almost 60 years, and about 300 workers, HORA is the biggest factory for bowed instruments and guitars in Europe. The factory produces yearly more than 50,000 guitars, 5,000 mandolins, 10,000 violins and 2,500 cellos and double basses.
The spruce and maple wood is from Romanian Carpathians Mountains seasoned naturally for 5-10 years. Exotic wood like mahogany, indian rosewood, ebony is also used. The choice of the wood is extremely critical for the quality of violin. Hora experts know that each tree is unique and have learned how to choose the best woods for violin to get the optimal tone and sound.
The musical instruments produced by HORA are quality confirmed by ISO9001 certificates and comply with the demands of a very broad spectrum of customers. They provide support to beginners, are reliable for experienced players and give inspiration to virtuosos.
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