Advancing Instrument & Bow Making Since 1974
Membership in The Violin Society of America is open to all
The Violin Society of America is a non-profit organization connecting stringed musical instruments and people.
The Violin Society of America is a non-profit organization connecting stringed musical instruments and people.
The Violin Society of America offers scholarship assistance for qualifying students of the art of violin and bow making and restoration. For this purpose the VSA maintains three funds: the Kaplan-Goodkind Scholarship Fund, created in memory of founders Albert J. Kaplan and Herbert Goodkind, the Kun Fund, created in memory of the noted Canadian bowmaker Joseph Kun, and the Aram and Rose Nigogosian Fund created in memory of the parents of Vahakn Nigogosian.
Highly-regarded in the field of new making with up to 400 entrants and approximately 25 judges, the VSA Competition is essentially unique for its focus on North American makers. Efficiency in commercial, technical and artesian ability are all dominant traits in competition winners.
The Scroll is the membership magazine for the VSA.
It is a venue for VSA members to share ideas, research, and news.
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We are thrilled to announce the annual VSA Convention will be held in Baltimore, Maryland on November 16, 2023. Join your fellow violin enthusiasts for three fun-filled days of dynamic speakers, informative presentations and our highly anticipated bi-annual competition.
The VSA Papers is the authoritative forum for the publication of original peer-reviewed research furthering the advancement of the art and science of bowed stringed instruments.
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