CONGAS AND PERCUSSION - Construction by Inguaggiato Liuteria

This video, in all its phase (music, shooting, editing, construction)
has been entirely realized by Mirco Inguaggiato
Biography:
The first violin maker workshop of the Madonie is going to born, at the hands of Mirco Inguaggiato, a young man who has three generations of carpenters behind him.
Born and raised in Petralia Sottana, his passion for music and woodworking starts when he was a child. After years of making remarkable handmade products, Mirco decides to connect his passions into one art form.
So he begins to build as self-taught and with good workmanship his first musical instruments belonging to the Sicilian musical tradition (in particular, wind instruments like “piffere”, “zampogne”, “flauti di canna”). He studies in great detail the existing musical instruments.
The desire to build his own stringed instrument drives him to attend, in 2009, the Gubbio’s Lutists and Bow-makers School, founded in 1978 by the Master Guerriero Spataffi.
He obtains the diploma in the 2011 under the direction of Master Ildebrando Minelli (for the construction of bow and plucked instruments) and the bow-maker Enrico D’Argenio (for the construction of bows). At the same time, Mirco attends his studies under the guidance of Master Winfried Mayer.
Mirco Inguagggiato’s instruments are totally handmade with fine, naturally seasoned woods of prime quality. In his workshop, instruments are also restored, to bring them back to their former glory and to their old sound.
Actually Mirco Inguaggiato lives and works in Petralia Sottana (Sicily, Italy).
Official Website Liuteria Inguaggiato: www.inguaggiatoliuteria.com/in...
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[@timothyluna9725]

!!MAGNIFICO!!👏

[@samuelmedina5700]

WOW! this guy has precision hand control, not just for the woodwork but also for the hardware. one would think that the hardware bends would be done by all sorts of machines....all hand made. this dude is gifted with talent. Excellent Job...NO DOUBT

[@lastorianostra8173]

Questa è la parte eccellente dell'Italia! A voi dovrebbero conferire l'onorificenza adeguata per la Cultura e l'Arte... invece ci tocca vederla portare sul bavero di certi infami che non sanno manco annodarsi le scarpe! Video da imporre come minimo nelle scuole in cui i nostri alunni si stanno rincoglionendo con degli schermi di plastica in mano che un giorno non serviranno a nulla. Invece l'artigianato nostrano, se non lo faranno morire definitivamente, potrà continuare a rappresentare l'eccellenza! COMPLIMENTI!

[@bongoscongasantiquecashreg4544]

Love seeing the process of these congas & bongos made including other percussion instruments thank you for posting for this helps being stuck in my home due to the virus so enjoyed!

[@jqj1979]

This is a level of awesome I haven't seen in weeks.

[@adamwilks]

Dining chairs?!? Beautiful. Lots of love from a conga player of 30 years!

[@ricardoalcantara4334]

EXCELENTE TRABAJO MAESTRO, SOBRE TODO LA PACIENCIA, QUE TIENE UD.

[@tom-pi]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 very good video.

[@JuanalbertoGuzman-fl6wp]

Genioooo!!!👏👏👏

[@arnelanfone2952]

❤one love from Philippines

[@AJ-tz7ll]

Belíssimo vídeo!!! Parabéns pelo trabalho e pelos instrumentos.

[@ElChino821]

Hermoso laburo!

[@corneliahonig6563]

A great job!! Bravo!!! So interesting to see how a conga is made.

[@Ryukeshun]

Beautiful video

[@ventylador]

Impresionante!

[@michaelgibbs5454]

I mean he makes EVERY PART OF MULTIPLE PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS! 😯AMAZIMNG...

[@giemmi76]

Woww

[@jimmydiazdiaz3316]

Te felicito,que hermoso trabajo👍

[@michaelgibbs5454]

It doesnt get more hand/homemade than that!!! BRAVO!!!!

[@edUoskitar]

The Mastercraft of percussion