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The Violin Makers Association of Arizona International
(VMAAI) is a non-profit, educational organization founded, in 1958, to
encourage and develop the art of violin making. The oldest violin making
association in the United States, VMAAI now boasts members from all 50
states and many foreign countries. Violin makers, both accomplished and
novice, and others interested in the art, are encouraged to join and
participate in the various activities of the group. In addition to an
annual convention and violin making competition, VMAAI sponsors a yearly
workshop for violin makers that is open to members and
non-members alike.
If there are questions not addressed on this web site, please feel free
to contact any member of the Board of Directors.
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This year we had the great pleasure of welcoming Christopher Germain as judge of workmanship and varnish in the competition. Chris brings a wealth of violin making experience and operates his own violin business in Philadelphia. He has served as workmanship judge in high level violin making competitions, such as the 12th International Triennale in Cremona Italy in September 2009. He is the director of the annual Oberlin violin making workshop. Below are links to Youtube videos from the 2011 convention, submitted by Steve Hanes.
The Winners, 2011!
Names and scores will be published in the next Journal
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"The VMAAI JOURNAL" |
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