Sor / Rondeau in D
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Wonderful!!
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Sorry, but smithsherman was right: This is a "1923 Herman Hauser guitar, a guitar patterned after 19th century Viennese design". (it says so on the Mel Bay website).
3 years ago 11
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where to buy his guitar?
it looks like Sor's
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I love this piece, and well played.
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Simply wonderful. Mr. Starobin is the greatest.
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I like Mr.Starobin's sound concepts,nonetheless
one mostly gets the idea that he is afraid that
somehow we will lose track of the beat,if he
doesn't drum it into our heads constantly.
smithsherman 4 years ago 55
No,it has nothing to do with the guitars that Sor preferred to play.This an Austrian model...much more fundamental in nature
with less vulnerability that Sor preferred in his instruments.
smithsherman 4 years ago 45