The evolution of the guitar from lutes to 19th-century icons
In short: Explore the historical lineage of stringed instruments through a performance by Ulrich Wedemeier. This session provides a window into how classical guitar and early music traditions intersect in modern performance.
The video features a performance from Professor Christopher Page's lecture regarding the history of the guitar in 19th-century England. The text showcases Ulrich Wedemeier, an expert who moved from training in classical guitar at Hannover's Hochschule für Musik und Theater to concentrating on historical guitars and lutes.
Wedemeier is recognized for his work with early music ensembles and his solo career across Europe, the USA, Southeast Asia, and Japan. His expertise is underscored by Echo Klassik awards received in 2004 and 2006 for recordings of Telemann and Lübecker Virtuosen.
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