Viola by Robert McCluskie, Washington D.C. (Labeled), 1989 – 16 3/8"
This 16 3/8" viola was built in 1989 by Robert McCluskie and bears a label indicating Washington D.C., though it was actually made during his time at the William Weaver workshop, located just outside the city in Bethesda, Maryland. Weaver’s shop has long been a respected center for fine American instrument making, and McCluskie’s work reflects the precision and tonal refinement cultivated there.
The viola offers a rich, projecting sound with warmth and clarity across all registers. Its beautifully aged tonewoods and elegant varnish add to its appeal, making it an excellent choice for advanced players seeking a handcrafted American instrument with a strong pedigree and expressive voice.
Specifications for Viola by Robert McCluskie, Washington D.C, 1989- 16 3/8"
Size | 16 3/8" |
Player Use | Advancing Student Instruments |
Viola Type | Contemporary Original |
Variety | Premium |
Products Measurements
Length Of Back (mm) | 417.0 |
Width of Upper Bout (mm) | 190.0 |
Width of Center Bout (mm) | 136.0 |
Width of Lower Bout (mm) | 250.0 |
Neck Length (mm) | 146.0 |
Body Stop (mm) | 225.0 |
String Length (mm) | 374.0 |
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