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A while back… I posted about the third twin.. er triplet. Ghost Spruce http://ganzguitars.com/wp/index.php/2015/09/28/the-third-triplet-see-through-cedar/ It has been strung up for a while now and I’ve been playing it.. and playing around with it. I installed an arm-rest, a tap plate … Continue reading
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El Negrito – a piece by Antonio Lauro. The little black… Romanillos vein, 640 scalelength, dark Brazilian rosewood, Euro spruce. This one is not betrothed… yet.
I’m working on several guitars right now. Too busy to reflect on what I’m doing? Just into it. But I did manage to play one: Check it out if you dare. http://ganzguitars.com/music/PreludioDeAdios2.29.mp3 I am finishing a new beautiful Ganzanillos, 640 … Continue reading
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I got a letter from Nacio DeFalla. Apparently he likes the guitar, Luna. It’s deeply gratifying to hear from players enjoying the guitars. Hey Steve, Ok….where to begin…. Luna!!! What a magnificent instrument. Clear, Precise, Multilayered with beautiful easily controllable … Continue reading
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Mark Hilliard Wilson, Hanh Nguyen, Aidrien Wilkins, and David Feingold Sunday January 10th, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. Vancouver Academy of Music in Mary Olson Hall 1270 Chestnut Street, Vancouver BC $25 adult Tickets at the door $15 Student and … Continue reading
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Here is a rig to hold the guitar while pounding in frets 14 – 19. Jose Romanillos surrounded by students. Siquenza, Spain 2004 (Click for a clearer larger picture.) The piece of wood that is inserted into the guitar sound-hole … Continue reading
John Rollins Benefit Benefit/Fundraiser,Auction,Special Event Musicians from Bellingham and Seattle will be performing early music, flamenco and Brazilian music. The event includes a silent auction of donated musical instruments. John Rollins is a long time and highly regarded local luthier … Continue reading
I have added a new piece to the music page. Cantilena, written by Hilary Field, interpretted by me. Appologies to all for a couple clammy notes….
