Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Full Version)

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dformell -> Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 17:37:42) C.O.M.G. - page 1

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dformell -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 17:39:22) page 2

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dformell -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 17:40:36) page 3 Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

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dformell -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 17:42:10) page 4 Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

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dformell -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 17:48:11) page 8 Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

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dformell -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 17:49:21) page 9 Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

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dformell -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 17:50:26) page 10 Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

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dformell -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 17:55:19) page 13 - Information omitted from the original article. Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

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Ruphus -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 18:38:10) Thank you for the very informing and interesting work, Mr. Brune! It´s been a pleasure to read. Ruphus

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Ron.M -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 21 2011 19:40:40) Thanks for uploading those articles, Dan... A bit technical for me, but I know Brune is a respected maker and it's good to read his thoughts and feelings on the subject. cheers, Ron

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dformell -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 24 2011 21:39:51) Hello Everybody, A couple of people have requested a copy of the C.O.M.G. article but there was trouble sending due to file size limits with their email servers. The article - in PDF format - has been uploaded to the following: https://www.yousendit.com/download/VnBybUpTSWU5RlkwTVE9PQ The link is active until May 1. Regards, Dan

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dformell -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (Apr. 30 2011 19:40:15) Hi Everybody, Here's an interesting photo of a gypsy group. La Zambra from 1890. The guitarist has, what looks like, a guitar with a rosewood body. The picture supports Mr. Brune's argument that prior to the 1930's there was no distinction between flamenco a classical guitars, just cheap and expensive models. Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

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Ruphus -> RE: Cultural Origins Of The Modern Guitar - in 13 parts (May 1 2011 13:05:47) Thank you for the picture! I just love sinking into historical photographies and trying to figure mentality of the time in question, reflected through postures and facial expressions. ( Interestingly, the mood in this very picture seems quite modern already.) I used to fancy Torres´ guitar shape with a bit deeper corpus just like with todays classical guitars, as with this one for instance: Whereas the specimen in the photography you provided features a shallow corpus, accomodating flamenco demands like still today. Ruphus Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

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