String instruments made with traditional woodworking are expensive. There must be a more affordable way to achieve sound quality. The solution is 3D printing.

Elijah Lee, a cello player and Yale University biomedical engineering graduate, Forte3D wants to offer a novel solution. His ...

No historical evidence exists to tell us who sang the first song, or made the first rhythmic sounds that resembled music.

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The business has worked with various schools in the Austin area and beyond to provide instruments for orchestra programs.

Composer Simon Franglen talks about composing over three hours of music and creating his own instruments to create the ...

Robert Griffin recently received a violin handcrafted by his grandfather in 1953. Only 8 of the instruments were made.

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In New Orleans for a massive marine industry convention, Sue Hilger and her son were dining at Felix’s Restaurant & Oyster ...