Fiddle Globally, Build Locally
A luthier builds a fiddle from local woods
To promote awareness of local conservation, Vermont luthier Douglas Cox has made two violins from locally harvested wood. The tops are spruce, the backs curly ash, and ribs and necks are sugar maple.
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