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Keywords: Wood, Felipe Conde, Classic Spanish guitars.


Spanish classic guitar crafting technique


Title: Spanish classic guitar crafting technique
Category: Musical instruments
Country: Andalusia, Spain
Period: XX Century
Provided by: IWS
Source: ConVivo and Ramus Tong Films
Photo Gallery: https://www.pexels.com/photo/black-and-white-music-musician-...

Description:

- The items represented are classic guitars.
- The technique is a typical technique of crafting classic Spanish flamenco guitars.
- The main material is wood. Usually the type of wood used is rosewood, maple, koa, satinwood and caviuna and others.
 
Two video are linked below. One shows how a typical flamenco guitar is made and the second one shows the steps to create a classic guitar.



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