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London made guitar attributed to Longman c. 1810s when Sor was in London PrestonThis is what many people mistake as by Preston. Plays and sounds well, fully restored. Condition a bit rough. Original case! please contact… Started by James Westbrook |
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Early 19th C scordaturaAll, A question: was Sor the first person to advocate retuning the bass strings (6/D, 6/F, 5/G)? I can't find anything earlier. And I haven… Started by David Norton |
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Jan 9, 2017 Reply by Juan Pablo Pira |
Stopping basses in SorPlease excuse me if this has already been discussed here. Does Sor say in his method exactly how he stops basses for rests or articulation?… Started by Robert Barto |
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Jul 1, 2016 Reply by Ken Hartdegen |
c. 1820 original French antique guitar, including label by Pupil of Lacotestamped: 'Marotel' on the neck-block. Nicolas Marotel, Paris c. 1820. With a handwritten label which reads: Legros, luthier, ex ouvrier de… Started by James Westbrook |
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Jan 6, 2016 Reply by Marten Falk |
New Album - Fernando Sor: The Art Of The 19th-century GuitarMy new album has just been released - download only from iTunes, Amazon (soon) and CD Baby, where you can hear excerpts. If you like Moza… Started by Rob MacKillop |
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Feb 6, 2014 Reply by Rob MacKillop |
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