Marco Anedda’s flair for wood carving started from a very early age thanks to his father, a skilful carpenter.

In 1999 he discovered the world of violin makers.

Once he graduated from high school he enroled at the school of violin makers of Gubbio, Perugia.

In 2002, he attended a specialized course on the construction  of stringed instruments taught  by Mr Paolo Sorgentone and Mr Michele Mecatti. During 2003-2004 he worked in their workshops . This experience turned out to be significant as it allowed him not only to improve his construction strategies but also to learn the restoration techniques and to come into contact with many instruments of important authors of the past.

In 2004 he attended a course taught by Mr. Zigmuntowicz where he learnt  the construction of the copies of ancient instruments.

At present he works in Monterchi (Ar) in his own workshop where he deals with the construction of new instruments (violins, violas, violoncellos),  and the setup.