David Finck ⩙ Luthier

Fine Violins Violas Cellos

- sculpting wood and sound since 1984 -

Discovery Requires exploration.

My violins, violas, and cellos help inspire the musical lives of professional players, advanced students, and dedicated amateur musicians. I invite you to explore further. Your dream instrument may be waiting to be discovered here.

Made in the North Carolina mountains for musicians across the country.

Testimonials

“At a time when the art of violin making is at its peak, David’s dedication to detail in craftsmanship and tone quality are second to none.”

Herbert Greenberg Violin Soloist and Professor of Violin — Peabody Conservatory

“I’ve had the chance to play a number of David’s violins and violas and they are delightful! They each have their own character and deliver power, quality, and depth. The violas were resonant and easy to produce sound evenly throughout the entirety of the instruments. After auditioning a violin I quickly perceived the excellent value of the instrument and purchased one for my household of three violinists. I attest that David produces consistently high level, professional quality instruments that are well worth a look.”

Erick Wyrick Concertmaster New Jersey Symphony, Concertmaster and Artistic Director Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Lecturer in Violin Performance, Princeton University

Two Fincks in Philly

One musician, one instrument. Congratulations to my daughter Willa Finck who earned a spot in the second violin section of the renowned Philadelphia Orchestra in the Spring of 2023. A self-administered pat on the back to the proud father for making violin Op. 28, which accompanies her on this musical adventure to the stratosphere of classical music making.

And found in the Rochester Philharmonic, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Bergamot Quartet, Pacific Symphony, Greensboro Symphony Orchestra, Charlotte Civic Orchestra, International Contemporary Ensemble, and more.

Violins

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