Oscar Clark, born in Compton, Canada, worked as a violin maker in Northampton, Massachusetts between 1888 and 1915. He studied with and was employed by Andrew Hyde.
This violin, made in 1905, has a rich red-brown varnish, and shows Hyde's influence with the long f-holes and bee stings. The tone quality is sweet and warm, with a smooth and quick playing response.
Located in Newton, Massachusetts, Carriage House Violins is the instrument sales division of Johnson String Instrument.
Whether searching for a job, learning about the "Mozart Effect," looking for a summer music camp, or choosing the right instrument string, you need look no further.
A charitable foundation whose goal is to provide high-quality instruments to children who live in under-served communities and who are participating in El-Sistema-inspired programs in Massachusetts.
Helpful "how to" videos and useful information about JSI and the products and services we offer.
