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1969 Hermann Hauser II CD/CSAR (Romero collection)

Año 1969
Parte superior Cedar
Espalda y costados CSA Rosewood
Longitud de escala 664 mm
Ancho de cejuela 54 mm
Acabado French Polish
País Germany
Luthier Hermann Hauser II

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1969 Hermann Hauser II CD/CSAR (Romero collection)

1969 Hermann Hauser II - Scott Tennant Plays the Romero Collection Pt. 2 - Classical Guitar at GSI

Descripción

This instrument was featured in the June 1, 2013 event at GSI.

This instrument was built by Hermann Hauser II for Pepe Romero in 1969 (and has a dedication to Pepe inside the guitar). This guitar appears on his album artwork for "Opera Fantasy" (see photo in gallery) and has been used in live performances many times over the years. It is made with cedar for the top - a wood that Hauser II was very comfortable with, and this guitar features a unique bracing pattern under the top with a split "V-shaped" lower harmonic bar which opens up more of the soundboard to the vibration emanating from the bridge area. The sound is lush yet firm and bold, characteristics of the best guitars by this maker.

Fondo

This instrument was one of six guitars from Pepe Romero's personal collection that were featured in a memorable event in the GSI showroom on June 1, 2013. These 7 instruments were chosen in particular since they are the key guitars that have most influenced his son, luthier Pepe Romero Jr., over the course of his life, both before and during his activity as a luthier. The guitars were presented by Pepe Jr. and played by none other than maestro Scott Tennant. This was about as personal a connection with these absolutely historic guitars as one could get, with background stories and information provided by Pepe Jr. who has studied these guitars intimately (and literally lived with them). And to have them played by Scott Tennant in a great-sounding intimate space made this a once-in-a-lifetime concert. Click here to see photos of the event.

Guitars by Hermann Hauser II