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About The British Violin Making Association
The British Violin Making Association is a non-for-profit organisation promoting the making of violins, violas, cellos, double basses and their bows. Its membership is made up of makers, dealers and enthusiasts in the UK and abroad. It organised the highly successful exhibition 400 Years of British Violin Making at the Royal Academy of Music in 1998, to promote the role of the UK in the development of the craft. Its violin making competition in 2004, part of the Royal Academy’s Genius of the Violin festival, attracted entries from leading makers around the world.
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Leadership
The top of The British Violin Making Association's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.
Julian Pindar
Chairman
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- The British Violin Making Association is headquartered in United Kingdom.
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