The Romanian violinist Răzvan Stoica will use the Stradivarius violin 1729 Ex Ernst for 25 years, after winning an award at the competition in Salzburg.

Răzvan Stoica, a talented Romanian violinist, has obtained the right to play on the famous Stradivarius violin 1729 Ex Ernst, a heritage instrument valued at 10 million euros. This honor came after winning the grand prize at the International Stradivarius Competition in Salzburg.

Starting from February 25, Stoica will benefit from the use of the violin for 25 years, a rare commitment in classical music. The violin, built in 1729, is appreciated for its depth and timbral clarity, sound balance, and extraordinary projection. Răzvan Stoica, known for his virtuosity and expressive performances, will collaborate with this exceptional instrument, having the responsibility to preserve the tradition of Italian luthiery and to provide the audience with exceptional musical experiences.