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There are a number of differences between a flamenco guitar and a classical guitar. Should you buy a flamenco guitar or a classical guitar?
Don't you hate it?!?!? Snap, crack and ouch! It hurts, not so much on the finger or the nail, but in the heart. Break your nail when opening the car door -- and your world stops! "I hate classical guitar!", you blurt out. We've all had the NASTY experience of breaking our nails.
Many great guitars have come from the UK, and some of their luthiers have gained international renown. The UK seems a good breeding ground for up and coming luthiers.
Recognized as one of America's premier instrumental ensembles, the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet is one of the most charismatic groups performing today. Popularly known as the LAGQ, these four virtuosi bring a new energy to the concert stage with their eclectic programs and dynamic musical interplay. Their critically acclaimed transcriptions of concert masterworks provide a fresh look at the music of the past, while their interpretations of works from the contemporary and world-music realms continually break new ground. The LAGQ has set new standards for the guitar quartet medium.