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Violin Maker Puts Modern Twist on Centuries-Old Craft

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Instrument makers who build stringed instruments have been around for as long as there have been ... well, stringed instruments. Our intern Isaac Silk brings us the story of one luthier with an innovative take on the craft -- building unusual electric violins for over 30 years.

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