Est. London · Fine Stringed Instruments
Corelli Global curates collections, buys and sells, and unites the world’s most exceptional fine stringed instruments with collectors, musicians, institutions and patrons who understand that a fine stringed instrument like a Stradivari is not owned — it is held in trust.
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About Corelli Global
Arcangelo Corelli, one of the founding figures of the violin tradition, believed that music was both a craft and a gift to the world. That conviction — that the finest instruments exist not as objects of value but as vessels of human expression — is the foundation on which Corelli Global was built.
We were founded on the belief that the world’s greatest stringed instruments deserve custodians as extraordinary as the makers who created them. We work at the intersection of investment, connoisseurship, and philanthropy — connecting exceptional instruments with the collectors, musicians, and institutions best placed to care for them.
Our practice guides collectors through every stage of acquisition — from sourcing, authentication, and valuation to long-term stewardship and philanthropic placement.
The Challenge
Rare stringed instruments are among the world’s most remarkable cultural treasures. Crafted by legendary makers such as Antonio Stradivari, Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù, Nicolò Amati, Carlo Bergonzi, and Giovanni Battista Guadagnini, and many others, they possess a unique combination of artistry, history, and tonal excellence that cannot be replicated.
Corelli Global exists to connect the world’s finest instruments with exceptional musicians and build the structures that make these cultural treasures accessible, audible, and preserved for generations to come.
The Collection
Corelli Global works with instruments by the greatest makers in history — Stradivari, Guarneri del Gesù, Amati, Guadagnini, Vuillaume, Gagliano and others. All enquiries are handled with complete discretion.
Several instruments of exceptional provenance are currently placed privately.
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Acquiring, building, or stewarding a significant collection is rarely a single moment. It unfolds over years — through relationships, opportunities, and choices that compound quietly into legacy. Corelli Global works alongside you at each stage, bringing the expertise, discretion, and global reach that decisions of this scale require.
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We guide collectors through every layer of the acquisition process: provenance research, certificate review, condition assessment, and negotiation. Once an instrument is yours, we continue as its steward — advising on conservation, insurance, valuation, and the careful documentation that protects both the instrument and its story for the long term.
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A collection is not assembled. It is composed. Every piece you add either belongs to what you are building — or quietly works against it. We help collectors think clearly about what their collection is for — what story it tells, what gap it fills, what it might one day become. This is not about scale. It is about coherence, intention, and something worthy of the instruments themselves.
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The finest instruments deserve to be played. Through relationships with talented musicians, orchestras, and music foundations worldwide, we help collectors move beyond ownership — into the more enduring role of patron. Whether through structured lending programmes, philanthropic placement, or institutional partnerships, we create the conditions for an instrument to be heard. Because the greatest thing a collection can do is make music possible.
Founder
FRSA · MA · ARAM
Maja is a highly respected expert in fine and rare violins such as Stradivari. For over eleven years, she served as Director and Head of International Sales at J & A Beare Fine Violins London — one of the leading violin dealers in the world — as well as Vice-President of the Beares International Violin Society. Her clients include art and instrument collectors, family trusts, museums, classical musicians, financial institutions and patrons of the arts. She has access to worldwide artistic and business networks, and for her significant contribution to the music industry she was elected Associate of the Royal Academy of Music.
Maja is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, member of the Royal Society of Musicians, Royal Philharmonic Society (Circle), and a trustee of the Hatfield House Music Festival. She is also a member of the International Advisory Board of SHARE, a Paris-based nonprofit bringing together science and art to advance environmental and social causes, and a member of the London Women and Wine Club, Philanthropy Impact, and After Arts (NY).
A full-scholarship student at the Royal Academy of Music in London, Maja achieved a Bachelor of Music with First Class Honours and MA with Distinction. Winner of several scholarships and international awards, she also held the Meaker Fellowship at the Royal Academy of Music.
Maja has performed at many prestigious venues including Royal Albert Hall, Carnegie Hall, St James’s Palace, Wigmore Hall and Suntory Hall. She was a member of La Mer Trio and worked with the London Symphony Orchestra, BBC Concert Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, English Chamber Orchestra, English Baroque Soloists, Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, London Contemporary Orchestra and Britten Sinfonia. She recorded for BBC Radio 3 and was invited to perform for King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth II.
Philanthropy
The finest stringed instruments have proven, over centuries, to be among the most consistent investments available — appreciating in value as their supply diminishes and demand grows. What they offer a collector is rare: beauty, cultural significance, and financial resilience in a single object.
The greatest players in the world now rely on benefactors willing to lend their instruments. In doing so, those collectors gain something ownership alone cannot provide — their instrument heard in the greatest concert halls, their name added to its provenance, and their legacy woven into the living history of music.
A great instrument is not a possession. It is a conversation across centuries — between the maker, the player, and everyone who will ever listen. The patron is the one who keeps that conversation alive.Maja Wegrzynowska · Founder, Corelli Global
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London, United Kingdom
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Appointments
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All enquiries treated in the strictest confidence
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Last updated: May 2026
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