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The José Romanillos (1973) No. 8 is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of one of the most revered luthiers in classical guitar history. Constructed in 1973, this guitar is not just an instrument, but a piece of music history itself, embodying the meticulous attention to detail that Romanillos is known for. With its handcrafted construction, each element of this guitar is designed to produce a rich, warm sound that classical musicians crave. Its resonance and sustain offer a dynamic range that is both powerful and delicate, perfect for both concert performances and intimate settings.
The soundboard is crafted from high-quality European spruce, providing a bright and responsive tone, while the back and sides are made from Indian rosewood, contributing to the guitar's deep, resonant bass. The neck is carved from Spanish cedar, offering a comfortable grip and stable tuning. The fingerboard, made from ebony, adds durability and a smooth playing experience. With its traditional fan bracing, this guitar offers excellent sound projection and tonal balance. The attention to detail in its construction is evident in every note it produces, making it a prized possession for any classical guitarist.
Key Features:
- Handcrafted by José Romanillos in 1973
- European spruce soundboard for bright, responsive tones
- Indian rosewood back and sides for deep resonance
- Spanish cedar neck with an ebony fingerboard
- Traditional fan bracing for superior sound projection and balance
- Ideal for both concert performances and intimate settings
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Add artistGuitar: José Romanillos, UK/Spanish builder. (1973) No. 8 Date: Purchased by Bream on 1973 Notes
-Built specifically for Julian Bream -Guitar used for the recording of the album Julian and John/2 ("Together Again") recorded in June 1973.
-Guitar used for the recording of the album Giuliani and Sor recorded in February and March 1974.
-Guitar used for the recording of the album Rodrigo and Berkley recorded in November 1974 and May 1975.
-Guitar used for the recording of the album Music of Spain, vol. 4 - The Classical Heritage: Sor and Aguado recorded on October and November 1980.
-Guitar used for the recording of the album Music of Spain, vol. 5 - Plays Granados and Albéniz recorded on June and July 1982.
-Guitar used for the recording of the album Music of Spain, vol. 8 - Joaquín Rodrigo recorded on October 1981, December 1982 and January 1983.
-Guitar used for the recording of the album Dedication recorded on October and December 1981 and January 1982.
-Guitar used for the recording of the album Music of Spain, vol. 7 - A Celebration of Andrés Segovia recorded on February and May 1983
-Guitar used for the recording of the album ¡Guitarra! The Guitar in Spain recorded on 1983/1984. Side 1 Boccherini: Fandango and entire Side 2.
-Guitar used for the recording of the album La Guitarra Romantica recorded on September 1983 and April 1984. Selections 2-6.
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