di giorgio estudiante 18 1974 rare good condition

nstrument with excellent playability, considering that it is 47 years old, truly excellent woods, characteristic of the Di Giorgio production, made by the best luthiers of São Paulo in Brazil. Back, sides and fingerboard in Brazilian rosewood - Neck in cedar - Top in spruce - Decorated carved head. Naturally suitable for samba and bossa nova, it lends itself satisfactorily to any musical genre. Among the most beautiful classics ever made, it has a striking wood grain, especially on the back. "Di Giorgio" classical guitars boast an almost centenary tradition. They represent not only one of the greatest artistic expressions in the field of violin making, but also represent the very essence of Brazilian music and in particular of Bossanova. Owning a "Di Giorgio" does not only mean owning one of the best "violões" existing today, but above all it means having the possibility of holding in your hands and playing an instrument that has made the history of Bossanova and which still represents today the most soulful instrument. of the Brazilian musical tradition. The emotion you feel when playing a "Di Giorgio" is unparalleled, as it allows you to savor even more deeply and intimately the warmth, the atmosphere, the expressiveness and the sweetness of that extraordinary music that is Bossanova. A LITTLE HISTORY Di Giorgio classical guitars boast a tradition of over one hundred years. They are one of the greatest artistic expressions in the field of violin making, the essence of Brazilian music, in particular Bossanova: many artists have contributed to writing the history of this extraordinary brand including Tom Jobim, Joao Gilberto, Roberto Carlos, Marcos Valle , Dorival Caymmi, etc. The "Violões Finos Romeu Di Giorgio" factory was founded in 1908 by Romeu Di Giorgio, born in Rome in 1889, a pupil of a luthier who built violins. Over time, Di Giorgio transformed into a small industry of acoustic musical instruments (guitars, violins, violas, cellos) also used by European immigrants at the turn of the century. Around the 1940s, under the name "Indústria e Comércio de Instrumentos de Cordas Di Giorgio Ltda", the factory established itself in São Paulo and began to develop the construction of classical guitars (violões). In the 1960s, with the birth of Bossanova and under the direction of the founder's son Reinaldo Di Giorgio, the brand became the main supplier of high-class and quality violas.