Contemporary Violin and Bow Making
The field of contemporary rape and bows has never been more thriving, including here in Canada.
Our craftsmen do not repair – they have also built, and their instruments and elbows are played by musicians in Quebec, across Canada, in the United States, Mexico, Asia and Europe.
At Wilder & Davis Luthiers, the relationship between a musician and the creator of their instrument, or rather, their hands, is deeply important to us. For adjustments or maintenance, we believe this close connection allows us to offer musicians an unparalleled level of service.
Contemporary craftsmanship is attracting more attention from musicians today than ever before, and we now have a respected reference and presence across the country for any musician looking to acquire a contemporary instrument or bow.
While we can promote the work of our own makers, we also support the work of other contemporary makers. Encouraging craftsmanship, what is happening, is an essential part of our mission.
We represent the work of the following artisans:
Luthiers |
- Angel Alvarez
- Charles Arsenault
- Itzel Avila
- Leila Barbedette
- Pascal Béland
- Richard Benoit
- Lucas Castera
- Charline Dequincey
- Fabienne Gauchet
- Guy Harrison
- Galen Hartley
- André Lavoye
- Marine Loos
- Donald Spinas
- Thomas Meuwissen
- Rebecca Pierce
- Zacharie Rodrigue;
- Sibylle Ruppert
- Gregory Walke
- David Widmer
- Tom Wilder
Bow Makers |
- Charles Arsenault
- Hubert Chanon
- Rebecca Pierce
- Blaise Emmelin
- Eric Gagné
- Reid Hudson
- André Lavoye
- Zacharie Rodrigue;
- Bernard Walke