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2002 Daryl Perry SP/CSAR

Anno 2002
Parte superiore Spruce
Retro e lati CSA Rosewood
Lunghezza della scala 650 mm
Larghezza del dado 52 mm
Finitura French Polish
Paese Canada

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This is a beautifully made and traditionally inspired instrument by Daryl Perry. Design elements betray his admiration for the early Spanish school - the rosette in particular has "wave" pattern in the mosaic seen in Manuel Ramirez and especially by one of his workers, Santos Hernandez who favored variations of this design in his later work. The three-lobed head follows proportions close to Torres. Perry's craftsmanship is also very clean and perfectly executed, making this a very charming guitar to behold. Sound is lush, warm and loose - akin to a great Torres that has been well-played and aged. Even when new, Perry's guitars are known to have a an older, played-in, "antique" quality to the sound, and with over a decade and a half of regular use, this guitar has plenty of old-world charm. There is one (nearly invisible) crack in the back, well repaired but otherwise the guitar is in great shape with only some normal playing wear in the finish. Impressive volume and great balance round this instrument off as a very desirable example of this excellent maker's work.

Sfondo

Canadian Daryl Perry has been a full-time luthier since 1982. Early in his career, he was introduced to the central ideas of the Torres-Hauser school by the famous luthier Jose Romanillos. He has been working with these ideas ever since, refining his understanding of them and developing the craftsmanship that makes them "work". Perry has received a number of awards for his work, allowing him time to do historical and practical research in Europe and North America. As well as the classical guitar, he has been interested in historical "period" instruments and in the past has built Renaissance and Baroque lutes. In 1994, two of his guitars were displayed at Canada's national museum, the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Hull, Quebec. Over the past two decades, a number of prominent guitarists have performed on Perry guitars including: Fábio Zanon (Brazil), Marcin Dylla (Poland), Johann Fostier (Belgium), Jerome Ducharme (Canada), Paolo Pegoraro (Italy). The late Roland Dyens recorded two CDs on a Perry guitar ("Sor and Giuliani" from 2006 and "Naguele Tempo" from 2008).

Guitars by Daryl Perry