Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass, Sales – Repairs – Accessories
Karin Menzel Violins LLC is open: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Karin Menzel Violins LLC is not open on Sunday.
I am David Wiebe, American maker of classical, handmade string instruments of the violin family. That family includes the violin, the viola, the cello, and the bass. All are made to concert artist qua
We, the people at GoStrings have been serving musicians, soloists and collectors for over 30 years. We know how to take care of instruments made by STRADIVARI and to take care of SUZUKI violins. We kn
True to its image, Bam decided to launch a new line of accessories, designed in close collaboration with its advisers, technicians and friendly musicians.
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Stamell Stringed Instruments has been dedicated to making, dealing, appraising, and restoring the finest violin family instruments in the world. As our customer, you will be assured by our guarantee
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Joe graduated from the North Bennet Street School in Boston, where he studied violin making and restoration under Ray Melanson. Upon moving to New York he began working as a repair person, first at Ne
Jason Viseltear makes violins, violas, and cellos for both contemporary and period / baroque performance. His atelier in Manhattan since 1995, his first studies were with Robert Young that led to the
D Z Strad is the leading string workshop for violins, cellos, and violas. We feature a full inventory of classic and modern violins, cellos, and violas, as well as a wide array of unique accessories
Glasser Bows is the world’s largest maker of bows for stringed instruments and the most comprehensive source of full and fractional sized bows for all stringed instruments, including violin, vio
Instruments I make are inspired by the traditions of the old masters. They have optimized geometry for contemporary players and use a blend of classic and modern materials.
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Francis Morris is a 1974 graduate of the world-renowned violinmaking school in Mittenwald, Germany. Subsequently he worked with Fritz Baumgartner in Basel, Switzerland, and at the shops of Hans Weissh
