David Burgess Violin, Ann Arbor, 1989
David Burgess Violin
Ann Arbor, Michigan – 1989
This exceptional modern violin was crafted in 1989 by David Burgess, one of the most respected American luthiers of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. A former winner of multiple international violin making competitions—including gold medals awarded by the Violin Society of America—Burgess is widely regarded for his acoustically powerful instruments, meticulous craftsmanship, and deep understanding of classical Cremonese principles.
Made in his Ann Arbor workshop, this violin displays a bold and confident execution in the style of the great Italian masters.
The sound is commanding yet supple, with excellent projection and tonal depth across all registers—qualities for which Burgess violins are highly sought after by soloists and professional players alike.
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David Burgess Violin, Ann Arbor, 1989
David Burgess Violin
Ann Arbor, Michigan – 1989
This exceptional modern violin was crafted in 1989 by David Burgess, one of the most respected American luthiers of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. A former winner of multiple international violin making competitions—including gold medals awarded by the Violin Society of America—Burgess is widely regarded for his acoustically powerful instruments, meticulous craftsmanship, and deep understanding of classical Cremonese principles.
Made in his Ann Arbor workshop, this violin displays a bold and confident execution in the style of the great Italian masters.
The sound is commanding yet supple, with excellent projection and tonal depth across all registers—qualities for which Burgess violins are highly sought after by soloists and professional players alike.
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David Burgess Violin
Ann Arbor, Michigan – 1989
This exceptional modern violin was crafted in 1989 by David Burgess, one of the most respected American luthiers of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. A former winner of multiple international violin making competitions—including gold medals awarded by the Violin Society of America—Burgess is widely regarded for his acoustically powerful instruments, meticulous craftsmanship, and deep understanding of classical Cremonese principles.
Made in his Ann Arbor workshop, this violin displays a bold and confident execution in the style of the great Italian masters.
The sound is commanding yet supple, with excellent projection and tonal depth across all registers—qualities for which Burgess violins are highly sought after by soloists and professional players alike.
