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In the Cultural District of Pittsburgh, amidst the Symphony, Opera and Ballet, a world-class violin shop has been established by master violinmaker, Phillip Injeian. Servicing the local community, students and musicians across the United States and internationally, Phillip's name has become synonymous with instruments of the highest quality.
Known for his experience in violinmaking and sound-adjustments and setups, Phillip is a master restorer and his shop carries out repairs for students and professionals. In short, his shop provides a full range of service to visitors at his newest location.
Phillip's shop is open to the public, and is frequently visited by students and professional musicians. The shop includes an intimate concert hall containing a 1917 Steinway "M" used for in-house recitals.
Nate Robinson playing Gershwin/Heifetz's 'It Ain't Necessarily So'
on Phillip's copy of Guarnerius del Gesu 'Cannon'