New Episodes on the 1st of every month!
(Prior to July 2026, they were on the 1st and 15th)
Now on the 15th, you can listen to The Instrument Makers PODCAST
Building Leonardo da Vinci's Instruments
📍(Near) Milan, Italy
Marcodi makes a revoluationary versatile instrument
📍Maryland, USA
Making the most acoustically perfect Chinese Flute
📍Singapore
Indigenous Taiwan Instruments made by Labaga Taru of the Truku Tribe
📍Taiwan
Father and Daughter crafting one of China's oldest and most sacred instruments
📍Hsinchu, Taiwan
Preserving/Building Lute-family instruments, of West Asia and the Mediterranean.
📍Worcester, MA
A one-of-a-kind new instrument by an old friend
📍Attleboro, MA
An all-wood folk instrument on the Southern part of Kyushu Island (Japan)
📍Kyushu, Japan
Riding the 3rd Ukulele Revival Wave for 25+ Years
📍 Sheffield, MA
A calming instrument that anybody can play immediately
📍 Slovakia
This Mini-Haprischord is beautifully crafted
📍 Philadelphia, USA
A legendary craftsman making instruments for the Thai Royal family.
📍 Bangkok, Thailand
The Master Maker of this Rare Thai Instrument
📍 Bangkok, Thailand
Japanese-Maker of a a forgotten Baroque Bach Instrument
📍 Saitama, Japan
The Largest drum-making village in Sri Lanka has it's future livelihood threatened
📍 Sri Lanka
Creative instruments by a inventor/musician
📍 Vienna, Austria
Broadway Percussionist's Triangle Solution
📍 Seattle, Washington
An Italian-trained Bass Maker in a changing Japan
📍 Matsuyama, Japan
A continuous pitch, sliding, keyless, microtonal Saxophone
📍 Budapest, Hungary
Revolutionary Chanters of a long Scottish Tradition
📍 Glasgow, Scotland
Crafting Ancient Wind Instruments
📍 Budapest, Hungary
Revolutionizing a Classic American Instrument
📍 Seatac, Washington
The Surprising Journey of a German Inventor
📍 Hamburg, Germany
A Serpent Clarinet made from Ram's Horn
📍 Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
The 2,000 Year Old Mongolian National Instrument
📍 Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Repairing Foolk Instruments (Dulcimers, harps, and nickelharpas)
📍 Yokohama, Japan