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Maxwell's Restorations LLC
1637 Lee Rd.
Cleveland, Ohio 44118
Tel / Text Message: 216-543-1771
Luthier
"Maxwell Morgan is my trusted Luthier in Cleveland. Over the last several years he has done marvelous work on all my cellos and also expertly rehaired my bows.
I recommend him highly to both my students and my professional colleagues, and am thankful to have him in our area."
-Sharon Robinson
Cello Faculty, Cleveland Institue of Music
"I played three Beethoven Symphony cycles in 3 weeks on Max's bow rehair and his work was exceptional; wonderful workmanship and materials. He's worked on my viola and many of my students' instruments and bows, I recommend him highly!"
-Mark Jacobs
Viola, The Cleveland Orchestra
Viola Faculty, The Cleveland Institute of Music
"Maxwell did a superb job repairing and restoring my 1620 Maggini violin after several cracks in the top appeared. It is always scary to have the top off, but the instrument came back sounding as strong and colorful as ever. Some registers are even better."
-David Bowlin
Violin Faculty, Oberlin Conservatory
"Max is one of the most gifted luthiers I have known in my life. He has a great ear for adjusting an instrument, and his workmanship is superb. He also does does wonderful bow rehairs. Nobody should be this talented!"
-Jamie Laredo
Violin Faculty, Cleveland Institute of Music
Conductor
Maxwell Morgan - Approved Restoration Specialist - Caring For the INSTRUMENT PORTFOLIO OF THE VIRTUE FOUNDATION of Charlottesville, Virginia - Benefactors lending fine quality instruments to talented classical music students across the USA. www.VirtuFound.org
"When I slipped on ice and damaged my rare Italian violin, Maxwell not only repair it, he made it sound better than it had ever sounded before. Furthermore, Maxwell handled this stressful time for me with kindness, care and a sense of humor. Maxwell is now my trusted luthier who I entrust with all my instrument needs and send my students to." -Sibbi Bernhardsson
Violin Faculty, Oberlin Conservatory