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violin maker

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Noun1.violin maker - someone who makes violinsviolin maker - someone who makes violins            
maker, shaper - a person who makes things


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A PAIR of violin makers are celebrating a quarter of a century making sweet music.
Byline: GUSSIE FAUNTLEROY Attendees at the Triennial Antonio Stradivari Violin Makers Contest and Convention in Cremona, Italy, this fall are in for a surprising treat: American Indian and Hispanic students -- some presenting and playing violins they made -- performing violin music that goes back hundreds of years in New Mexico's folk and ritual traditions.
Name: Kevin Cardiff, violin maker, repairman and restorer Age: 55 Education: Bachelor of music in violin, Eastman School of Music; Master of music, with distinction, Yale University; Violin Craftsmanship Institute, University of New Hampshire; private study in violin making, restoration and repair with Michael Weller Career in strings: Cardiff played 12 years in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra as assistant principal violin.
 
 
 
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