Inventing the American Guitar: The Pre-Civil War Innovations of C.F. Martin and His Contemporaries (Guitar Reference)
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Inventing the American Guitar: The Pre-Civil War Innovations of C.F. Martin and His Contemporaries (Guitar Reference)

by Richard Johnston, James Westbrook, Arian Sheets

music history Instrument Reference American Innovation
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This reference book explores the pre-Civil War innovations of C.F. Martin and his contemporaries in American guitar craftsmanship. It provides a detailed look at the historical developments that influenced the instrument's design and popularity, offering valuable insights for music historians and guitar enthusiasts alike.

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Inventing the American Guitar examines the pioneering innovations in guitar craftsmanship before the Civil War, focusing on C.F. Martin and his peers.

The book serves as a comprehensive reference for enthusiasts and scholars interested in the evolution of musical instruments in America.

Through detailed accounts, it highlights the technical and artistic advancements that shaped the modern guitar.

Readers gain insight into the historical context and inventive processes that defined this era of guitar making.

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