2010 Henner Hagenlocher SP/CY
| Year | 2010 |
| Top | Spruce |
| Back & Sides | Cypress |
| Scale Length | 650 mm |
| Nut width | 52 mm |
| Finish | French Polish |
| Country | Spain |
| Luthier | Henner Hagenlocher |
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Description
This 2010 Henner Hagenlocher is a flamenco guitar (blanca) with a spruce top and cypress back and sides, built in Granada, Spain, made for a fast, old-world flamenco response.
A Flamenco Blanca from Granada
This model, a flamenco blanca, has a rich, old-world sound with a very fast response. It is as gorgeous to the eye as his classical guitars, with the same lyrical, voice-like quality to the sound, though with more bite. Extremely lightweight and very easy to play. Highly recommended for the concert stage or the recording studio.
Background
Henner Hagenlocher and the Granada School
German guitar maker Henner Hagenlocher is considered one of the great makers of the Granada school. He began building guitars in 1993, while living in London, where he studied Music Technology at London Guildhall University and was introduced to modern design concepts aimed largely at increasing volume. He found that these resulted in instruments that were too heavy and clumsy for his taste. His guitar teacher at the time owned a guitar by Antonio Marín Montero, and Henner liked it so much that he decided to learn more about the Granada school: in 1996 he visited Marín's workshop, was immediately captivated by the Granada style, and soon settled in Granada, opening his own workshop close by.
From Granada to Eutingen
Since then his guitars have blended the Marín influence with qualities of the old, traditional Spanish guitars, discovered through his extensive study of great masters such as Torres, Santos Hernández and Manuel Ramírez. His instruments are therefore lightweight, with an immediate, explosive attack - and although he builds in a largely traditional style, they have great power and projection. After some twenty years in Granada, Henner moved back to his native Germany in 2018, and today he works in Eutingen, about 50 km from Stuttgart. GSI is his exclusive dealer in the USA.
