Hermann Hauser Sr. (born in Erding, 28 December 1882–died Reisbach, 28 October 1952) was a German luthier. He worked in Munich and later in the Bavarian Reisbach. Guitar models by Hermann Hauser Sr. included the Vienna Model and the Munich Model, the Terz-Guitar, the Prim-Guitar and the Fifth-Bass Guitar (Quintbass). But it was his innovations based on the designs of Antonio de Torres for which he "is generally considered to have been the greatest guitar maker outside Spain." His Torres-based instruments are historically important, having profoundly influenced classical guitar builders and performing artists of the modern era. Andres Segovia described the 1937 Hauser Sr. with which he performed and recorded from 1938 to 1962 as the "greatest guitar of our epoch," and it is one of two Hause
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| - Hermann Hauser (Gitarrenbauer) (de)
- Hermann Hauser (es)
- Hermann Hauser Sr. (en)
- Herman Hauser (it)
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| - Hermann Hauser (Erding 1882 – Reisbach 1952), fue un constructor de guitarras, hijo de Joseph Hauser, también guitarrero, de quien aprendió el oficio. Hauser desarrolló su labor como lutier primero en la ciudad de Múnich y más tarde en Reisbach. Hauser desarrolló un estilo propio al introducir en la tradición vienesa en la que se había formado, algunos elementos de la construcción española, en concreto de las guitarras de Antonio Torres. (es)
- Hermann Hauser I (* 28. Dezember 1882 in Erding; † 18. Oktober 1952 in Reisbach) war ein süddeutscher Gitarrenbauer und Gitarrist. (de)
- Hermann Hauser I (1882 – 1952) è stato un liutaio tedesco.È stato uno dei più importanti costruttori di chitarre del '900. (it)
- Hermann Hauser (Erding, 28 de dezembro de 1882 — Reisbach, 28 de outubro de 1952) foi um luthier alemão, cujos trabalhos mais notáveis estão os instrumentos utilizados pelos violonistas Andrés Segovia e a brasileira Olga Praguer Coelho. O violão que foi usado por Segovia hoje compõe o acervo do novaiorquino Metropolitan Museum of Art. (pt)
- Hermann Hauser Sr. (born in Erding, 28 December 1882–died Reisbach, 28 October 1952) was a German luthier. He worked in Munich and later in the Bavarian Reisbach. Guitar models by Hermann Hauser Sr. included the Vienna Model and the Munich Model, the Terz-Guitar, the Prim-Guitar and the Fifth-Bass Guitar (Quintbass). But it was his innovations based on the designs of Antonio de Torres for which he "is generally considered to have been the greatest guitar maker outside Spain." His Torres-based instruments are historically important, having profoundly influenced classical guitar builders and performing artists of the modern era. Andres Segovia described the 1937 Hauser Sr. with which he performed and recorded from 1938 to 1962 as the "greatest guitar of our epoch," and it is one of two Hause (en)
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| - Hermann Hauser (Erding 1882 – Reisbach 1952), fue un constructor de guitarras, hijo de Joseph Hauser, también guitarrero, de quien aprendió el oficio. Hauser desarrolló su labor como lutier primero en la ciudad de Múnich y más tarde en Reisbach. Hauser desarrolló un estilo propio al introducir en la tradición vienesa en la que se había formado, algunos elementos de la construcción española, en concreto de las guitarras de Antonio Torres. (es)
- Hermann Hauser I (* 28. Dezember 1882 in Erding; † 18. Oktober 1952 in Reisbach) war ein süddeutscher Gitarrenbauer und Gitarrist. (de)
- Hermann Hauser Sr. (born in Erding, 28 December 1882–died Reisbach, 28 October 1952) was a German luthier. He worked in Munich and later in the Bavarian Reisbach. Guitar models by Hermann Hauser Sr. included the Vienna Model and the Munich Model, the Terz-Guitar, the Prim-Guitar and the Fifth-Bass Guitar (Quintbass). But it was his innovations based on the designs of Antonio de Torres for which he "is generally considered to have been the greatest guitar maker outside Spain." His Torres-based instruments are historically important, having profoundly influenced classical guitar builders and performing artists of the modern era. Andres Segovia described the 1937 Hauser Sr. with which he performed and recorded from 1938 to 1962 as the "greatest guitar of our epoch," and it is one of two Hauser Sr. guitars in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York collection. The British guitarist and lute player Julian Bream described Hausers as "the very essence of classicism in guitar sound" and recorded at least eight of his albums using Hauser Sr. Torres models of various vintages. Renowned antiquarian dealers Christie's and Brompton's Fine & Rare Instruments regularly offer Hauser Sr. guitars at auction. Hauser's Torres model is "one of the most copied guitars of today," with master luthiers such as Simon Ambridge (England), German Vazquez Rubio and Brian Cohen (UK), Paolo Coriani (Italy) and Francisco Navarro Garcia (Mexico) among many others, as well as popular manufacturers such as Cordoba all offering Hauser copies. (en)
- Hermann Hauser I (1882 – 1952) è stato un liutaio tedesco.È stato uno dei più importanti costruttori di chitarre del '900. (it)
- Hermann Hauser (Erding, 28 de dezembro de 1882 — Reisbach, 28 de outubro de 1952) foi um luthier alemão, cujos trabalhos mais notáveis estão os instrumentos utilizados pelos violonistas Andrés Segovia e a brasileira Olga Praguer Coelho. O violão que foi usado por Segovia hoje compõe o acervo do novaiorquino Metropolitan Museum of Art. (pt)
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