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Hi my names henry, I'm 23 and a self employed musician, and ive just decided to jump into the world of flamenco!
Any forum members know if there are any luthiers seeking apprentices (anywhere in the world) ? i would LOVE to learn how to build.
Thanks!
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RE: Hello From New Zealand! (in reply to HarmonicHenry)
Greetings from across the ditch.. You could try Jim Redgate in south Australia.. Mainly a classical luthier but has produced a few fine flamenco guitars.. Enjoy the forum.. The search function is quite a revelation .. So much information..
RE: Hello From New Zealand! (in reply to HarmonicHenry)
Welcome!
You have Laurie Williams in NZ. He builds some fine stuff in his shop separately from his house on a probably beautiful and remote lot.
His main domain seems steel stringed. His classical do sound very nice though, I pointed to a demo recording of his on the forum weeks ago. I doubt however whether he has special knowledge with flamenco guitars. You might ask him yourself though. E-mail: williams at guitars dot co dot nz
In NZ you would have the privileg of some great soundwoods, though some seem hard to aquire even in the homeland.