Luthiers Richard & Marshall Brune on Guitar Building, Torres, and Strings
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- Опубліковано 30 сер 2018
- 0:08 - Musician to luthier
3:30 - Repairs and glue
6:22 - Restoration
11:09 - Antonio de Torres
12:31 - Personal sound and building techniques
19:20 - Influences
21:50 - Balancing volume and color
24:17 - 1882 Antonio de Torres (ex. Sagreras)
27:52 - Gut and nylon strings
38:49 - 1939 Hermann Hauser I
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I met Richard Brune this past weekend. What a genuine gentleman! Knowlegeable, professional, down-to-earth. If I ever have the money for a high end guitar, this is who I will buy from.
Wow, this was an illuminating look into the minds and thought processes of real professionals, tradespeople of the highest skillset and commitment. This is high-end work these guys are doing. I can only look on and listen in awe.
I met Richard Brune in 1978 and purchased a Dauphin classical that I still have (while my other guitars...). I would not hesitate to work with him for my next one!
Wow, great find! I had one of Dick's guitars -- a masterpiece! Marshall was a little kid running around the shop back then! Glad he's sticking in the family biz!
this is a really good interview with 2 great artists-craftsmen. Next one please get a decent mike set-up out of respect
No kidding, sounds awful
Very interesting interview. I learned a lot of new things here. Thanks for uploading it!
It really is incredible how much knowledge is in this video.
If i ever get the money together to have my guitar repaired, im definitely taking it to these guys.
How cool and educational it would be to see some of their photo profiles database for comparisons.
That Room sounds harsh
I would love to properly hear what's being said in this interview, but as a non native English speaker it's almost impossible to fully understand their words due to the low quality of the audio 😢 I tried using UA-cam's auto CC feature, but it can only capture 30-40% correctly. I'd love to read a transcription of this interview
REGRETTABLY, those geniuses missed completely the fact that the ECHO in the room they filmed this video simply killed it. The sound is impossible to bear!
Blame the video production team (this channel) and not the genius luthiers being interviewed. They most likely had zero control or knowledge of the issue until it was too late (the video aired).
You should pay attention to the sound quality of your video, especially when it's about music. Impossible to tolerate.