I work one instrument at a time, offering rentals, repairs, restoration, and curated violins for players across central Missouri. Everything happens here in the workshop — no outsourcing, no rushed work, just careful attention to the details that help an instrument feel comfortable and responsive in your hands.
Whether you’re a new student, a returning player, or someone looking for an instrument with character, you’re welcome to reach out and visit the shop.
If you have an emergency please contact me. I know things happen last minute before performances. I will do what I can to assist.
Sales
Instruments Chosen With Care
I keep a small, thoughtful selection of violins — mostly American makers and instruments that respond well to careful setup. Nothing is pushed, nothing is rushed. If you’re looking for an instrument, we can sit down in the workshop and explore what fits your playing and your goals.
Rentals
Premium Rentals for Students and Advancing Players
My rentals are set up the same way I set up my own instruments: stable, responsive, and easy to play. These aren’t disposable student outfits — they’re well‑maintained violins that help players grow with confidence.
Repairs
Honest, Careful Repair Work
Every repair is done here in the Rocheport workshop, by hand, with no outsourcing. Whether it’s a seam, a bridge, a soundpost, or a full setup, we’ll talk through what your instrument needs and what makes sense for you.
Events
Local Events in and Around Rocheport
I keep a small calendar of local events — community gatherings, strolls, crawls, and other happenings around Rocheport and nearby towns. These events bring people together, and I’m glad to help share them.
Stories
Notes From the Workshop
I write occasionally about restoration work, varnish, materials, and the small details that make instruments come alive. These stories give a glimpse into the craft and the people behind the instruments.
Service Areas
Serving Central Missouri
I work with players from Rocheport, Columbia, Boonville, New Franklin, Glasgow, and nearby towns. Even if you’re not on the map, you’re welcome to visit the workshop.