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Adrien Savary Freestone studied cabinet making in Paris before specializing in instrument making in Newark, England, for three years. He then decided to further specialize in Classical Guitar and Lute making with the Flemish makers Walter Verreydt and Dirk de Hertogh at CMB in Puurs, Belgium. Fascinated by historical instruments, he has worked for the lute maker Wolfgang Früh in Paris. In his own workshop in Vincennes, Adrien Savary Freestone creates instruments based on legendary makers such as Torres, Arias, Bouchet, and Lacôte. Adrien Savary Freestone is prize winner at the very prestigious 2023 Antonio Marin Montero Guitar Building Competition in Granada, Spain.About the guitar
This exquisite guitar is a faithful replica of the renowned 1917 Enrique Garcia instrument, which resides in a distinguished Parisian collection. It captures the essence of the classic Barcelona style, celebrated for its warm, clear, and resonant tones that epitomize early 20th-century Spanish guitar craftsmanship. This guitar delivers a remarkable depth in the bass, a robust and well-defined mid-range, and trebles that resonate with pure clarity and enduring sustain. Its responsiveness to vibrato and wide tonal range make it a highly expressive instrument, ideal for conveying delicate emotional nuances and intricate techniques, appealing to classical guitar enthusiasts and players who value historical authenticity alongside exceptional musicality. Visually, the guitar is a testament to harmony in shape and proportion, reflecting the meticulous craftsmanship seen in the finest examples of luthiery. The intricate rosette is a particularly striking feature, catching the eye and enhancing the instrument’s aesthetic allure. Together with the guitar’s elegant design, the rosette elevates it beyond a musical instrument to a true work of art that inspires admiration. The instrument’s balanced form not only contributes to its visual charm but also enhances its playability, offering a comfortable and rewarding experience for the musician.
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