The main shop in St. Gallen (Saint Gall or Saint Gallen), then situated at Metzgergasse, was established in 1917 by the dynasty founder Fritz Sprenger. Some years later the atelier moved to Neugasse.

Thanks to its longevity, Sprenger Geigenbau has built up an impressive collection of instruments and bows, as well as a constantly growing knowledge which has been passed on from generation to generation.

At the main shop in St. Gallen we offer an impressive collection of violins, violas, cellos and double basses as well as their bows of all sizes and prices. You will find instruments of all schools and periods. Of course, you will also find a large choice of cases, covers, strings and other accessories.

In our ateliers, all work is carried out with the greatest care and competence. Of course, you will be provided with an estimate for any necessary work. Also your bow will be re-haired and repaired according to your wishes in the shortest possible time.

We also offer an excellent tonal adjustment service. In an environment free of time constraints, we work with the musician to bring out the particular tone and characteristics desired of their instrument. We would be pleased to help you.

Thanks to its location in the beautiful pedestrian area of St. Gallen, you can reach us conveniently by car or train within a few minutes walk. In the morning you can park for a couple of minutes in front of our shop for reloading instruments.

Since 1998, you can find Sprenger Geigenbau also in Berne. The atelier Kunzmann / Kürzi / Sprenger AG is led by the violin making master Daniel Kunzmann and the violin maker Andreas Kürzi. It goes without saying that also here, you are competently advised and served.

You find the business in the center of Berne’s old town, at Marktgasse 36. It can comfortably be reached by car as well as by train – for reloading of goods, you can even park directly in front of the business in the morning.

In our atelier in Berne you are offered a wide range of violins, violas, cellos and double basses as well as bows of all sizes and classes. The selection comprises instruments of all schools and epochs. Naturally, you can also find an extensive choice of cases, covers, strings and accessories. And in case that anything should not be in stock, we will be pleased to bring the instrument or accessories in question from St. Gallen to Berne. 

We also offer in Berne an excellent tonal adjustment service. In an environment free of time constraints, we work with the musician to bring out the particular tone and characteristics desired of their instrument. We would be pleased to help you.

Thanks to the long tradition of Sprenger Geigenbau - the oldest violin making atelier in Switzerland - you can be certain that you are well served in our premises in Berne. In more than ninety years, four generations have gathered an extensive collection of instruments and comprehensive expert knowledge.

	Daniel Kunzmann Since January 2010, Daniel Kunzmann is leading this workshop. The highly experienced violin maker previously worked for over 30 years in several well known ateliers, including more than 20 years as a workshop leader.    Continuous training and intensive dialogue with colleagues and experts complete his great devotion to the profession.    Daniel Kunzmann estimates the precise work on stringed instruments and bows, but also appreciates advising customers is to their full satisfaction. In his spare time Daniel Kunzmann plays passionately the cello.
	Andreas Kürzi Andreas Kürzi is an experienced violin maker. During his professional activity as a violin maker, repairer and restorer – which stretches over 20 years now – Mr. Kürzi has acquired extensive experience. He has worked for well-known ateliers in Switzerland as well as elsewhere. Andreas Kürzi is also an experienced maker of Viola da Gambas.

The technical experience that has been passed on from generation to generation, the wide selection and the love for the instrument gives you the guarantee to have confidence in our business.

Sprenger Geigenbau, Switzerland's most traditional luthier, since 1917.