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1989 Manuel Contreras Estudio N-3
DESCRIPTION
1989 Cedar/ Rosewood. This guitar was constructed in the Manuel Contreras Workshop in Calle Mayor
Features
Soundboard: Cedar
Back: Rosewood
Sides: Rosewood
Fretboard: Ebony
Varnish
Year 2013
Case included
Condition Excellent
PROVENANCE
Manuel González Contreras (1928–1994) was a famous Spanish master luthier (guitar maker) known for his innovative concert classical and flamenco guitar this guitars was made towards his last years.
Acquiring a second-hand Manuel Contreras Estudio offers the potential to own a guitar from a renowned Spanish maker known for quality craftsmanship and excellent sound, often at a significant saving compared to a new model. One of the last made by Contreras.
It is in superb condition and is very resonant and playable. It displays the Contreras resonance and assertiveness and unlike many Contreras the left hand is easy and fluid and the right hand delivers without effort. Very sweet, lively sound, very colourful with great clarity.
DESCRIPTION
1989 Cedar/ Rosewood. This guitar was constructed in the Manuel Contreras Workshop in Calle Mayor
Features
Soundboard: Cedar
Back: Rosewood
Sides: Rosewood
Fretboard: Ebony
Varnish
Year 2013
Case included
Condition Excellent
PROVENANCE
Manuel González Contreras (1928–1994) was a famous Spanish master luthier (guitar maker) known for his innovative concert classical and flamenco guitar this guitars was made towards his last years.
Acquiring a second-hand Manuel Contreras Estudio offers the potential to own a guitar from a renowned Spanish maker known for quality craftsmanship and excellent sound, often at a significant saving compared to a new model. One of the last made by Contreras.
It is in superb condition and is very resonant and playable. It displays the Contreras resonance and assertiveness and unlike many Contreras the left hand is easy and fluid and the right hand delivers without effort. Very sweet, lively sound, very colourful with great clarity.
► Guitar: 1977 Manuel Contreras 1A Concert |
► Composition: Mazurka No.1 by Daniel Nistico
► Performed by: Daniel Nistico
► Website: www.creativeclassicalguitarist.com