Viola by master violin maker Bernd Hiller – model inspired by a South Tyrolean viola
 This viola, made in 2024 by master violin maker Bernd Hiller in Regensburg, combines masterful craftsmanship with a deep, expressive sound that is ideal for both soloists and orchestral musicians.
 High-quality materials and craftsmanship
 The spruce top of this viola is characterized by a uniform grain and is both very light and stable. This special wood ensures excellent resonance and a balanced sound, giving the instrument exceptional projection and clarity. The back is made of high-quality sycamore maple and contributes to a harmonious, stable sound development. The viola is finished with a noble, dark brown varnish, reminiscent of historical instruments and giving the instrument a warm, classic look.
 Strings by Peter Infeld – precision and flexibility
 Equipped with strings by Peter Infeld, this viola offers excellent response and precise, expressive sound reproduction. These strings are known for their high flexibility and help the instrument produce a wide range of sounds with deep, full tones and clear, brilliant highs.
 Fast response and excellent feedback
 The viola responds extremely quickly and delivers an impressive resonance. The sound is warm, full and resonant, with remarkable clarity in all registers. Even with intensive playing techniques, the sound remains stable and expressive, making the instrument an excellent choice for musicians who need a strong presence in both soft and powerful passages.
 certificate and floor length
 With a back length of 420 mm, the viola offers excellent playability and ergonomics. Each instrument is personally certified by Bernd Hiller, so the musician can be sure that he owns a unique and high-quality instrument.
 For demanding musicians
 This viola is the perfect choice for musicians who have high demands on both sound quality and workmanship. It is ideal for professionals as well as dedicated amateur musicians who are looking for an instrument that excels both in the orchestra and as a solo instrument on stage.