The Weekly Guitar Meeting #11 Connor, Müller, Rauch, Gutierrez, Turkowiak, Hanika | Siccas Guitars
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- The Weekly Guitar Meeting is THE video you need to watch every week to keep updated with the newest, finest, and most exciting classical guitars coming to the international market. Here at Siccas Guitars, we have carried the finest classical guitars for more than a decade, and our Germany-based shop unveils new masterpieces for sale every week. To help you discover these fantastic concert guitars, professional guitarist and Siccas Guitars team member @Jouyan.T you exciting insights, talk about the background of the instruments, and most importantly, present their sound. 😊
00:00 Intro
01:38 Stephan Connor - 2022 Doubletop No. 437 "Sueno en La Floresta"
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05:06 Dieter Müller - 2022 Doubletop 10 string
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07:42 Miguel Angel Gutiérrez Garcia-Calvo - 2022 Lattice
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11:19 Otto Rauch - 2022 Doubletop No. 280 "Domenico Montagnana - The sleeping beauty"
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16:17 Rafal Turkowiak - 2022 No. 462 "Black Diamond"
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20:17 Armin Hanika - Natural Torres Ceder 63 cm
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They're all lovely, but that Turkowiak is the winner here to my ears. The clarity and attack from the strings pops off the fretboard like it's three dimensional.
Rauch's guitar has so much volume and color. I've never heard a guitar like this before. Amazing!
I agree, Otto Rauch is by far the best sounding guitar of week 11
Otto makes amazing 10 string guitars as well. See Moments played on a 10 string made by him and played by Anthony Graham Devine. I will order that instrument next year.
Unfortunately I don't have it the 15th of December when I play my composition for decacorde in the Consertgebouw in Amsterdam.
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I would choose the Rauch!
This is a great site, movies are unique and very interesting, I learned a lot here.This is one of the best classical guitar sites on YT.Thanks for all these movies.
Love the Connor!
The 1st one the last one, and the 5th in that order, in my point of view, but everyone has their own way to like, thanks to share this video, all of them beautiful.
the first one was amazing! Turkowiak also with this details it is unbelievable how much effort he must put in his guitars. Have you heard about the guitars from Luther Boguslaw Teryks from Mainz? Had one in my hands and it was very impressive too ☺️
Interesting how the sound of some guitars seems to come from a very specific location and for others the sound seems to come from everywhere.
The Rauch hands down.
"Mensur" (63 cm) is the word for the range of the Guitar and not "skale"!
In German we say "Die schwingende Saitenlänge" = The swinging length of the String (String-Length).
Technicalities, sure, range but all guitarists everywhere call it, and know it as scale length. You ask a guitarist about his guitar’s range, and he will be like: Say what?
Hey! I like Delarue the most! It has been the best so far. I'm a little surprised that there are many pals. I love Delarue so much. Only reason I don't buy Delarue is......I have no money.
Rauch! 😊
Hanika 1st prize!
Hallo, Roberto aus Wien, für mich und genau was Ich suche :Klang uns akustik Ausdruck :Rauch !
Otto Rauch tops the list in my opinion. Just beautiful to listen to. The first few bars of your practice sounds like Damien Rice tribute to Leonard Cohen’s song “The famous Blue Raincoat “. Played on RUclips as A tribute to Leonard in Montreal. Let me know what the title of that tune was?
I thought the Rauch was amazing, the Connor and the Hanika were also very nice. The Hanika does not seem to lose much in terms of power or sustain etc. for being a 630 scale. One thing though - a Torres cedar model? as far as I know Torres never built a cedar guitar.
But, you should have played Barrios' 'Sueno en la Florestra' on the Connor. What are the odds it wasn't inspired by it? =)
What is the name of the piece 3:58 ? So beautiful❤
second part of Homenaje a la guitarra by E. Sainz de la Maza
I am interested fernando mazza guitars can you do a video about that guitar and can you add to your weekly guitar episode ?
We will try to add it to the either the next week's Weekly Guitar Meeting or the one after that.
@@SiccasGuitars thanks 😊
Gutierrez and Muller for the overtones and general tonal variability. The Connor, Turkowiak and the last one are not quite at the same level, at least to my hear...
Even though Rauch was musical with a nice voice, the first with maple bits & extra sound port would be an excellent choice for a Master player.
The sound is audible, sophisticated.
However, it needs a lot of use for it to settle & find it's own unique voice.
An impressive instrument.
The otto has a warmer sound and perhaps more projection. Believe me, a guitar master would be running for the rauch.
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LOL indeed, he might
I can only guess, the sound will settle & the voice be impressive
@@piptar1996 Go have a listen to Graham Devine. He uses an otto rauch guitar. Listen at his rendition of a vivaldi concerto. See how the guitar opens to a world of colour!
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Would you have link?
@@piptar1996 search Moments 10 string Graham Anthony Devine
That Connor sounds great but it is one of the most hideous guitars I have ever seen.
I actually think it is beautiful, but maybe that’s because green is my favorite color
Not great guitars today I have to say
Right?
The otto rauch was one of the best ive heard in a long time.
@@joaopedroguitar2001 In this video di Rauch and the Hankia are the best.
@@joaopedroguitar2001 glad you like it
@@niceguitar6144 thank you. Its great to see the german guitar tradition being kepy alive with these amazing double tops.
Jouyan, why are you mad bro? No one has heard that name before; it is uncommon in Western culture, and the way you pronounce it does not help either, so we just say what we hear, or the closest sounding thing to us which of course is Julian, and that is a fine name. About the esthetically pretty guitars from today: you know, Santos Hernandez, Antonio de Torres, and Enrique Garcia are turning in their graves, thinking: this is the improvement of our guitars? My God!
@Konstantin Ridaya The “why are you mad bro “ is a reference to a funny after game interview with Richard Sherman, an American football cornerback, and I don’t expect European listeners to know it. I could have chosen a better one. The guitars from today, I simply don’t like that sound. To me the older guitars by the makers I mentioned are so much superior. These guys spent a lot of time on making their guitars but that alone doesn’t make them great sounding ones; but then again, we’re all different, and we all like different things.
@Konstantin Ridaya Rice guitar? The R is nowhere near the N on the keyboard, so it’s not a typo. Perhaps you were dictating? It’s nice guitar, not rice guitar
@Konstantin Ridaya hahaha Jerry Rice is my relative. I did not get your satirical reference because I never called him the wrong name. I have never directly addressed him in any of my comments. I’m not at all an American, I’m a first generation immigrant in America. Looking back, and witnessing the globalist mess the US has become, I’m starting to reevaluate
@Konstantin Ridaya in their times they did, and they made perfect guitars. They tried innovation, as the romantic and Vienna guitars needed improvement. Torres and Garcia do not need improvement. The today sound is a clear indication that the search for improvement by modern guys has failed. Typically you are alright mate but today I’m beginning to lose patience.
Simplicity of form and complexity of sound are my preferences 🎶
My bad taste radar is spinning 😵💫, each to their own but a couple of those are just ugly
Not to speak of their awful ideas of improving the sound of the old masters from the early 20th century. It just amazes me what some people here, and how they think it’s great
@@niceguitar6144 I think it is an unfortunately common limitation of thinking to assume the sound and nostalgia of the masters from 100 years ago is unsurpassable.
@@drl1046 bla bla bla bla 😂
Persian accent 😂