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STUDY IN G - FERDINANDO CARULLI ITALIAN GUITARIST AND COMPOSER FROM NAPLES, ITALY

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First published at 22:20 UTC on September 6th, 2022.

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Bjorno - French Parlor Guitar Luthier Hte Collin Paris circa 1830
(It is possible Carulli or Fernando Sor etc may have played this guitar)

Fernando Carulli, born 9 February 1770, was a native of Naples. His father Michele was a prominent Literator, …

Bjorno - French Parlor Guitar Luthier Hte Collin Paris circa 1830
(It is possible Carulli or Fernando Sor etc may have played this guitar)

Fernando Carulli, born 9 February 1770, was a native of Naples. His father Michele was a prominent Literator, secretary to the delegate of the Neoplitan Jurisdiction. As a boy Fernando was taught music theory and cello by a priest, as was common at the time. His first instrument was the cello, later choosing to dedicate himself to the study and advancement of the guitar in his late teens. Carulli was self-taught owing to the lack of guitar tuition locally in Naples.
After a highly successful tour to Paris Fernando moved to the city in 1809, then known as the 'music-capital' of the world, and remained there for the rest of his life.
http://www.maestros-of-the-guitar.com/fernandocarulli.html

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