Founded in New York’s Hudson Valley in 1979 by professional musician and GRAMMY® Award-winning artist Garry Kvistad, Woodstock Chimes makes wind chimes tuned as musical instruments played by the wind. Its designs draw on melodies and scales from around the world, alongside an award-winning collection of instruments and toys. The company was acquired by Sullivans in 2021.
Schulmerich Bells, LLCSince 1935, Schulmerich Bells has crafted handbells and MelodyChime instruments, growing into what it describes as the world’s largest and oldest existing handbell company. Its artisans blend traditional bellmaking with technology, having produced well over a million handbells for institutions worldwide, while the company also refurbishes instruments under factory supervision and preserves a lifetime warranty on its handbells.339992GREEN LANE, PA
SAW MouldingFounded by Gary Spiegel in 1981, SAW Moulding makes custom and catalog wood mouldings in Kingston, New York, including curved work and reproductions for historic buildings. What began with Gary’s furniture-making and restoration work grew into a family business whose mouldings appear in landmarks such as the Plaza Hotel, the American Museum of Natural History, and Yankee Stadium; his son Emmet now works alongside him after a decade with the company.KINGSTON, NY
Moe-Bleichner Music Distribution LLCFamily-owned and operated in Pennsylvania, Moe-Bleichner Music Distribution brings carefully selected woodwind and brasswind instruments and accessories to the U.S. market, including its own handcrafted Moe Custom Clarinets made in Pennsylvania. The company’s German-trained instrument makers draw on more than 40 years of combined experience in Europe and the United States, pairing distribution with a full-service workshop for professional setups, repairs, and historic overhauls.339992POTTSVILLE, PA
Grover/Trophy Music GroupA Cleveland music company with roots reaching back to 1922, Grover/Trophy Music Group remains run by the fourth generation of the Berger family. Its long history has carried it from wholesale instruments into proprietary musical manufacturing, including the Flutophone, which the company says has sold more than 50 million units worldwide, while serving everyone from major orchestras to school bands and garage players.CLEVELAND, OH