Dear friends,

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You will find in this newletter some our best lattice guitars although quite different. They are made for the concert players and for the amateur players who wants to have more musicality and to have more freedom. They are offering a lot of colors and dynamic possibilities.
You will find as well a video with our  friend Emmanuel Rossfelder who plays with his brand new Paul Sheridan.
 
Take care


https://concert-classical-guitar.com/

A bientôt André & Philippe

The guitars available in the showroom

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Lots of great guitars, new lattice, traditional guitars among the very best : whatever your taste you will find your dreamguitar!

Andreas Madimenos No 58 2023 - Greece

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Our last crush: a lattice guitar with a loud and natural sound. This lattice guitar No 58 is similar to the No 50 and 48 of Andreas.  The objective was to create a loud and highly musical guitar that could easily compete with Greg Smallman’s guitars.  You should watch  Philippe’s review and as well the comparison video that we made with the No 48 and with a 2014 Greg Smallman guitar. You will love it

Robin Moyes 2023 - Australia

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Robin Moyes and Simon Marty invented the radial bracing together, which is why the guitars from both luthiers share a lot of similar qualities: they are powerful, well-balanced with a crystal-clear traditional sound, and huge string separations. It has been a longtime since we did not have a Robin Moyes. This 2023 Robin Moyes is amazing both in terms of craftsmanship and sound quality.

Ashley Sanders 2023 - Australia

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Ashley Sanders is an Australian luthier only building 3 to 4 guitars per year only. His lattice guitars are not at all based on the Smallman-type guitars but share some similarities with the Jim Redgate guitars. This guitar is lighter than most lattice guitars and has solid back and sides and no inner frame. The sound is big and warm with a traditional voice. One of the nicest Australian guitars of today!

The Little Library Concert presents Emmanuel Rossfelder

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The Little Library Concerts objectives are to show our customers playing with the guitar they have purchased from us.  The idea is to close the loop by offering them the use of our recording studio. 

Emmanuel Rossfelder plays Nocturne Op 9 n°2 Frédéric Chopin at the Little Library Concert for www.concert-classical-guitar.com Emmanuel plays with a Paul Sheridan 2022 lattice-braced guitar. Emmanuel Rossfelder began studying guitar at the age of five. When he turned fourteen he won the Gold Medal at the Conservatoire of Aix-en-Provence.  Recognized as a rising star of concert performance, Emmanuel has received prizes from the Natexis foundation, « Discovery » Classica, and « Classical révélations » AWARDED by Adami. In 2004 he won the prestigious « Instrumental Soloist of the Year » prize.