Tenor Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi Style:Decorated and versatility

and versatility

and a lovely ivory-colored finish

black nugget cherrywood natural (not pictured) mahogany natural Dual Package (both heads) birch plywood natural

The original does not have a maker's mark as often happens with instruments from monasteries

The keywork is very functional and easy to use

Tenor Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi Style:Decorated and versatilityThis Lu Mi six string tenor viol is modeled after a 1620 original by Henry Jaye. The bass register does not play as well with all plain gut strings. The plain model (not pictured) features good quality, aged wood, a matte finished, and minimal decorative purfling around the edges of the instrument. The fingerboard and tailpiece are solid, plain maple and the pegs are rosewood. The decorative model features a high quality, fine grain wood with a thick,