15th Century style Medieval Fiddle

Marsoni

M251S

$347.50

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15th Century style Medieval FiddleThis medieval fiddle (or vielle) is very resonant with a versatile playing volume. It is made with a solid poplar body, spruce soundboard, walnut fingerboard, white oak tailpiece, maple bridge and Boxwood nut. It is the perfect instrument for those looking to explore the medieval fiddle, and is very accessible for a modern string player. Individually serviced and fitted with gut strings by our luthier prior to despatch.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026