Ramírez: a century and a half designing guitars
Since José Ramírez I began our guitar career, we have contributed different designs to the guitar world, always seeking excellence and favouring guitarists’ search for a sound that is to their satisfaction, which is quite a challenge, and we believe we have...
Contributions of José Ramírez III
From the 40’s to the end of the 80’s, José Ramírez III was a key figure in the evolution of the Spanish Guitar, both flamenco and classical. Amalia Ramírez tells us about some of his most significant contributions. Inclination and size of the head of the...
The different timbres of the guitar
Andrés Segovia gave the classical guitar an instrumental hierarchy, collaborating closely with great composers and showing the different colours of sound that this instrument can provide. We leave you a part of the documentary “Andrés Segovia en la Casa de Los...
Francisco González, master guitar maker for José Ramírez I
When my great-grandfather, José Ramírez I, entered the workshop of his master, Francisco González, in the second half of the 19th century, the apprentices entered when they were still children and, according to custom, during their contract time they received food,...