Knilling Strings

The 2026 TMEA Convention is here! Stop by booth 171 to say hello and explore Knilling's range of instruments, including our new Bolero violin! 🎻

See you in San Antonio!🤠

🎻 Meet the Knilling Shop 🛠️

Say hello to Jackson, one of our instrument technicians! Originally from San Antonio, he’s worked in the Knilling Shop in St. Louis for three years and plays both guitar and bass.

Q: What’s your favorite instrument to adjust?
A: Step-Up Cellos, like the KVC5444 or 126F

Q: What’s your most trusted tool?
A: Sound post setter

Q: What do you like to listen to while working?
A: Podcasts, especially “Last Podcast on the Left” hosted by Marcus Parks, Ed Larson and Henry Zebrowski

Q: What music have you been listening to recently?
A: Gorillaz - Cracker Island

Q: What’s a piece of string music you love?
A: The strings in IV and the Strange Band’s album Southern Circus

It's our pleasure to support EcoTones Concerts - see you on May 10!🎻

We are so excited for the next large-scale St. Louis EcoTones Event: EcoTones Concerts @ Little Creek Nature Area on Sat. May 10 at 10:00am! Tickets GO LIVE tomorrow morning, March 3, at 9:00am:
https://cur8.com/25618/project/130312

Please join us for a walk on the "Music Trail" through Florissant's enchanting Little Creek Nature Area, hearing new creative live music by the 14-member world-class St. Louis EcoTones Ensemble. Experience insights about the preserve's ecotones from Bring Conservation Home and Missouri Prairie Foundation naturalists and small musical ensembles along the trail, followed by a sit-down concert set featuring the full EcoTones Ensemble performing new music inspired by the preserve's flora and fauna.

More info at www.ecotonesconcerts.org.

HUGE thank you to our event sponsors Bring Conservation Home, Knilling Strings, Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis, Jackson Pianos, , Missouri Prairie Foundation and generous private donors.