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2018 Julia Wenzel CD/CY

년도 2018
탑 Cedar
뒷면 및 측면 Cypress
스케일 길이 650 mm
너트 폭 53 mm
마감 French Polish
국가 Germany
Luthier Julia Wenzel

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This guitar is nearly identical to the guitar that placed in the Granada competition - both being "classical" guitars with cedar tops and cypress back and sides. Julia tells us that this cypress comes from one of two 40-year old sets that she has been saving for a special occasion (the other set was used for the guitar that placed in the Granada contest) so we are pleased to have it as our first offering from her. Julia builds completely in the traditional Spanish style and if anything her sound and feel resembles Miguel Rodriguez guitars from the 1960s - like their cypress instruments, this guitar is lightly built, has a fast, immediate attack and is followed by a lovely and full, harmonically rich quality of sound in every note. This instrument has plenty of power for any concert situation and plays with ease, very responsive to the right-hand and a nice, smooth neck shape for the left hand. We are very excited to be representing Julia Wenzel in the US and are very impressed with this - our first instrument from her.

Photos of this guitar being built.

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Julia Wenzel found out relatively late about her true passion - building guitars. At the age of 25 she decided to build a cedarwood canoe - while doing so she realized her magnificent talent in wood working. During the process of building the canoe, she somehow realized there was a similarity to how one would build a lute or guitar. Attracted to guitars all her life, she knew that to learn the technical details of the craft properly, she would need to study at the "Instrumentenbauschule Mittenwald" - a three year commitment, which she did, and ended up graduating at the top of her class. Six years later she completed her Master of Crafts Examination in Munich. Julia also befriended Florian Blochinger, and they built 4 guitars together in an apprenticeship in Munich. She has also had the great fortune to receive advice from Florian's father, the great luthier Edmund Blöchinger. After several years of working at her craft, Julia Wenzel was awarded second-prize at the prestigious Antonio Marin Montero Guitar Making Competition held in Granada, Spain in October, 2017.

Guitars by Julia Wenzel