Which town in Italy is the home of violin making?
Cheb Violin Making School Czechoslovakia fell under communist rule and the remaining violin making industry in Luby, supported by the Violin Making School, was nationalized under the name Cremona. The Violin Making School continued to train luthiers from around the globe. In 2005, the Violin Making School moved to Cheb. The phrase, Schönbach School, when used in the context of pioneer luthiers from Schönbach, not the formal school, generally refers to three eras of influential luthiers: Cheb Violin Making School The Cheb Violin Making School is a public institution in the Czech Republic. It is the outgrowth of the Imperial-Royal Music School, a -year-old
Cheb Violin Making School Cheb Violin Making School The Cheb Violin Making School is a public institution in the Czech Republic. It is the outgrowth of the Imperial-Royal Music School, a -year-old institution, located—from inception on August 1, 1873 until 2005—in Schönbach, a town that was renamed "Luby" in 1946. In 2005, the school moved to Cheb. It is the only surviving violin-making school in the Czech Republic, and one of five in all of Europe. Schönbach had been, and still is a town rich in tradition of generations of violin-making dating back to the sixteenth century. At the initiative of (1816–1887), the K.K.