18世纪,在托尔兹的巴伐利亚村,有一位名叫约翰内斯·雅耶的小提琴制作人。他像魔术师一样,把普通的木头变成无价的乐器,世世代代给人们带来艺术享受和快乐。 1739年的某天,一位老雕刻师给雅耶带来一截又粗又短的枫木,“约翰内斯,”他说,“这段圆木给我做雕刻活儿太硬,也许你可以用它做小提琴。” In the 18th century there was a violin producer named Johannes Yahya in the Bavarian village of Törz. He, like the magician, turned ordinary wood into an invaluable instrument, bringing art enjoyment and happiness to people from generation to generation. One day in 1739, an old carver brought a long, short maple to Yayar, “Johannes,” he said. “It’s too hard for me to do carving for me, maybe You can use it as a violin. ”