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Portuguese Guitar (7)
- Top/Arts/Music/Instruments/Stringed/Guitar/Variants
- Top/Arts/Music/Styles/R/Regional and Ethnic/Fado
The origins and development of the instruments; explains the difference between the Lisbon and Coimbra models, construction, and its role in Fado style.
http://www.melomusic.nl/pguitar.htm
Guitarist, trained classically, now demonstrating the diversity of 14 Portuguese variants of the instrument; includes a biography, discography, and a description of his instruments (including construction and tuning).
http://www.musiclbm.com/
The origins, construction, tuning and playing techniques for the guitarra.
http://paginas.fe.up.pt/~fado/eng/guitarra1.html
Suggests techniques for achieving the sound of the guitarra on a "normal" steel-string acoustic guitar.
http://rudhar.com/musica/tuneguit/portguit.htm
Duo based in Plymouth, UK, play Portuguese guitar; information about their instruments, with biographies and discography.
http://cmr.soc.plymouth.ac.uk/members/jmartins/pproject/
An introduction to playing techniques; includes information on construction, tuning, tablature, techniques and exercises.
http://www.fernandezmusic.com/PortugueseGuitarMethod.html
A historical survey of possible origins for the guitarra; the author argues that its roots lie in the Renaissance cittern and 18th century English guitar; also explores ths instrument's use in Fado.
http://www.guitarsite.com/newsletters/010423/17.shtml
Last Updated: 2007-10-07 04:53:13
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