2008 Oscar Trezzini SP/CSAR

A 2008 classical guitar by Oscar Trezzini, with a spruce top and CSA rosewood back and sides with sapwood highlights, made in Switzerland.

In the videos above, Aaron Larget-Caplan plays from Keigo Fujii's "Hagoromo", and Vladimir Gapontsev plays his "Falling into the Green Abyss" on four guitars, this one among them.

Advice from Dominique Field

Trained in Buenos Aires, Oscar refined his style in Europe with the advice of Dominique Field. The rosette is exquisitely fine, and the tuners are by Rodgers of England.

Deep and Mysterious

Clear and powerful, with a focused, deep natural tone and a harmonically rich texture unusual in a spruce top, it is a concert and recording instrument for the discriminating performer.

Oscar Trezzini: From Buenos Aires to Madeira

Oscar Trezzini began making guitars in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1982, under the luthiers Pedro Malossetti and Héctor Curto. After building many kinds of guitars he settled on the classical guitar, which he builds exclusively. In Geneva, Switzerland, he benefited from the advice of his friend and mentor Dominique Field, and today he works on the Portuguese island of Madeira, in a workshop with an ocean view and controlled humidity.

The Friederich Connection

In 2016 Oscar became friends with Daniel Friederich, and after Friederich retired he acquired much of what the master had left – wood, instruments, measuring devices and hand tools – together with the workbenches of Friederich and Robert Bouchet. Friederich's ideas and materials have given his recent guitars a new direction.