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http://www.19thcenturyguitar.com/#_ftn3

Bello !

Me lo gusto con calma stasera ....

bella e vedo un articolo che mi interessasulle orde d'acciagljo

ancoradevo capire come si costruissero nell' "antichità"

troppo fanni
me ricorda qualcosa

Steel versus gut was the subject of endless debate in the banjo, mandolin and guitar (BMG) journals on the late nineteenth century. According to Jeffrey Noonan, in his doctoral dissertation on the guitar as represented in BMG journals: “While steel-stringers often presented calm, reasoned arguments, the gut players just as often responded with vitriolic attacks and hysterical warnings that lumped steel strings with simplified (tablature) notational systems, alternative open tunings, and music of questionable value played by American minorities.” Noonan quotes one such gut string advocate who, in 1897, complained of “that class of plunkers whose ideal guitarist is a Negro armed with a steel-strung jangle-trap, tuned more or less Spanish, and which he manipulates with the second finger of his left hand, and a mandolin pick.”[3]

anche qui, ragasssuoli noterete che, storicamente,l 'italiani son determinantissimi...

giorgioM. ha scritto:

troppo fanni
me ricorda qualcosa

Steel versus gut was the subject of endless debate in the banjo, mandolin and guitar (BMG) journals on the late nineteenth century. According to Jeffrey Noonan, in his doctoral dissertation on the guitar as represented in BMG journals: “While steel-stringers often presented calm, reasoned arguments, the gut players just as often responded with vitriolic attacks and hysterical warnings that lumped steel strings with simplified (tablature) notational systems, alternative open tunings, and music of questionable value played by American minorities.” Noonan quotes one such gut string advocate who, in 1897, complained of “that class of plunkers whose ideal guitarist is a Negro armed with a steel-strung jangle-trap, tuned more or less Spanish, and which he manipulates with the second finger of his left hand, and a mandolin pick.”[3]

Adi o sitka ?

Palissandro Brasiliano o Indiano ?

Catene scallopped o tapered ?

Forward shifted bracing o rear shifetd bracing ? ...

... LOL ...

giorgioM. ha scritto:

bella e vedo un articolo che mi interessasulle orde d'acciagljo

ancoradevo capire come si costruissero nell' "antichità"

...gia'...piu' che altro mi chiedo che corde usassero su arpa e pianoforti e fortepiani....io pensavo che le corde d'acciaio fossero passate dal pianoforte alla chitarra x un motivo o x l'altro.

P.s. Barrios usava mettere i cantini in acciaio sulla sua chitarra.