Rainer W. Leonhardt Master Viola Sonnentag 39,5cm
Acoustic Violas
Catalog
152 instruments available · See the ranking
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
Acoustic Violas
This category features acoustic violas, instruments crucial for string quartets, orchestras, and solo performance. These instruments offer a rich, warm tone distinct from the violin, filling a vital harmonic space. Choosing the right acoustic viola is essential for achieving the desired tonal character and projection.
Best for
What to look for
Different woods, such as maple for the back and spruce for the top, impart varying degrees of warmth, projection, and responsiveness, significantly shaping the overall tone.
Graduation refers to the thickness of the wood plates, and it's carefully calibrated to optimize the instrument's vibrational characteristics and tonal response.
The soundpost's precise location directly influences the instrument's tone, volume, and responsiveness; even slight adjustments can dramatically alter the sound.