VOICED : Celebrated Portuguese luthiers face end of the line

The Capella family, renowned luthiers since 1924, have crafted sought-after string instruments for decades. Their violins, made with Balkan Maple and Italian spruce, are globally recognized. Despite the family's craft nearing its end as the next generation pursues different careers, their legacy endures through their instruments cherished by musicians worldwide.

What year did the Capella family's tradition of making violins begin?

What materials are used in the construction of the violins made by the Capella family?

What is the significance of the secret recipe varnish used in the violins?

Who is the last member of the Capella family to continue the tradition of making violins?

What does the Capella family believe about their violins and legacy?