guitar making in spain

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stephen hill

Posts: 300
Joined: Feb. 16 2004
From: La Herradura, Granada, Spain

guitar making in spain

I would like to announce my next course to all you budding luthiers out there, its a month long intensive course, and you will complete a flamenco (or classical) guitar in this time, working from scratch, right here in my workshop in southern spain! Have a look at the web. http://www.spanishguitars.co.uk/pages/internationalcourse.html The guitars we make are really of a professional level. Its a tough course but very successfull as my students tell me.
stephen hill

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http://www.spanishguitars.co.uk

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 15 2009 3:44:28

gabrielcito

Posts: 13
Joined: Feb. 7 2009
From: Atlanta, Georgia

RE: guitar making in spain (in reply to stephen hill)

This looks like so much fun--- exactly the kind of thing I day dream about doing while I work away at my real job.... Maybe one day I'll be able to spare the time and money.

BTW, the town where you are looks beautiful.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 15 2009 7:06:47

prd1

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Joined: Jul. 11 2007

RE: guitar making in spain (in reply to stephen hill)

Hi Stephen,

Hope all's well!!!!

How about running some "top-up" courses in one week slots...maybe neck carving and French polishing would be good places to start?

Cheers

Peter

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 17 2009 10:19:31