Where to buy musical instruments Ile-De-France

This guitar and bass specialist, generous advisor, is also a master in the art of violin making, since artists such as CharlElie, -M- (Mathieu Chedid), Francis Cabrel, Laurent Voulzy, and even Mick Jagger commissioned the workshop of extraordinary instruments, personal and unique.

The Europe district, behind the Saint-Lazare train station, is home to the majority of Parisian luthiers. So you'll find a number of specialized stores, including this one. Aliénor specializes in the sale of stringed instruments: violin, viola, cello, double bass, viola da gamba, and has been doing so for decades. It also offers accessories: strings, cases, bows, covers, amplification cells, etc. Very active on the networks, the brand offers a variety of content on digital channels, to help you get to know it better.

For any questions about a piano, any tuning work, search for a piano to rent or buy, it is Mr. Penon that needs to be addressed. For years, everything that touches this instrument like its accessories - metronomes, piano stools or others - is the city's key place in terms of professionalism for "strings on the legs". Not a hesitation therefore, your piano will be here the sacred and loving child between expert and gifted hands who choieront them. That those who love piano music follow it at this address.

The whole world of music is gathered here: classical partitions, rock or variety, various accessories (metronomes, microphones…), and many instruments including some models of guitars. . home.

Lucas and Sophie are both passionate, and have brought together their two fascinating professions and their craftsmanship in an outside workshop: she is archetière, maker him. All bows are handmade in the great tradition of the French archèterie. Some beautiful violins, altos and cellos, of all sizes (one eighth to entire) made of body and ebony maple and boxes for keys are proposed. Before the purchase, the instruments can be assigned a few days to be tested. In addition to renting/selling, the workshop performs all types of repairs, adjustments and catering.

Founded by Sandrine Raffin, the workshop offers a wide range of new and vintage bows, as well as luthiery-related accessories. The workshop team is made up of several experienced bow makers, including Jade Bigot and Juliette Marillier. Sandrine Raffin, who obtained her "brevet de Technicien en Lutherie" in 1991, joined the family business in 2005 and became its owner in 2007. She is currently president of the workshop, and plays an active role in repairing, restoring and making bows. Jade Bigot, after studying in Korea for three months, joined the family workshop in 2019. She devotes herself to restoring, repairing and making bows, while contributing to the management of the business. Juliette Marillier, meanwhile, trained in Italy and joined the workshop in 2015. She specializes in bow repair.