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Keywords: Madera, Felipe Conde, Guitarras clásicas españolas


Técnica de elaboración de la guitarra clásica española


Title: Técnica de elaboración de la guitarra clásica española
Category: Musical instruments
Country: Andalucía, España
Period: XX Century
Provided by: IWS
Source: ConVivo and Ramus Tong Films
Photo Gallery: https://www.pexels.com/photo/black-and-white-music-musician-...

Description:

En la imagen podemos ver guitarras clásicas.
- La técnica es una técnica de artesanía de la fabricación de guitarras de flamenco de España.
- El material principal es la madera. Normalmente el tipo de madera utilizada es el palo de rosa, el arce, el satín y otras.
 
Aquí aparecen dos vídeos. Uno muestra cómo se fabrica una guitarra típica de flamenco y la segunda muestra las fases para fabricar una guitarra clásica.



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