Guitarist: Gulli Björnsson | Guitar: 2020 Sebastian Stenzel “Enhanced Wood”
#shorts Guitarist: Steven Lerman Guitar: 2022 Cordoba “20th Anniversary”
#shorts Guitarist: Ana Vidovic Guitar: 2019 Richard Reynoso #guitarist
Guitar: 1979 Manuel Reyes SP/CY Guitarist: Miroslav Tadić
Guitar: 2020 Dietmar Heubner SP/AR Guitarist: Raphaël Feuillâtre
Guitar: 2015 Annette Stephany SP/IN Guitarist: Keith Rodriguez
Guitar: 2020 Vladimir Druzhinin CD/AR Guitarist: Bokyung Byun
Guitar: 2021 Hans Van Velzen “1917 Garcia” SP/IN Guitarist: Olivia Chiang
Guitar: 2022 Asturias “Double Top” CD/IN Guitarist: Dragos Ilie
Guitar: 1965 Marcelino Lopez SP/CY Guitarist: Pardy Minassian
Guitar: 1864 Antonio de Torres “FE 17” SP/MP (ex Francisco Tárrega) Guitarist: Pepe Romero
Guitar: 2021 Hermanos Camps “Primera Negra” SP/IN | Guitarist: Berto Boyd
Guitar: 1894 Hijos de Melchor de Moya SP/MP | Guitarist: Bryan Fasola
Guitar: 2020 Luis Fernandez de Cordoba SP/BL | Guitarist: Mateusz Kowalski
Guitar: 2006 Luigi Locatto SP/IN | Guitarist: Twanguero
Flamenco Guitar: 1950 Marcelo Barbero SP/CY (ex Manolo Sanlucar) Guitarist: Juanito Pasqual
Here is Ashley Lucero playing “O Astronauta” by Baden Powell on a 1971 Ignacio Fleta guitar
Nemanja Bogunovic plays his composition “Valse Amoroso” on a 2022 Teodoro Perez “Especial” Guitar
Founded in 1983, Guitar Salon International (GSI) is the world’s largest dealer of concert-level classical and flamenco guitars. For over 35 years now, we serve players, collectors and aficionados by offering the best hand-built instruments of leading young guitar makers as well as those of established historical masters. In this process, we acquire and sell many of the most desirable instruments in history, and we subsequently help to assemble important private collections. With the involvement of top concert artists (including Pepe Romero, Scott Tennant, Marc Teicholz, Andrew York and others), GSI showcases several exceptional guitars through audio, video, studio-CD and live concert recordings.
Guitar Salon International established the GSI Foundation in 2011 after receiving public donations aimed at community development. The Foundation’s mission is to help develop the local community by raising money to support music education in public schools.