Guitar Salon International
Founded in 1983, Guitar Salon International (GSI) is the world’s largest dealer of concert-level classical and flamenco guitars. For over 35 years now, we serve players, collectors and aficionados by offering the best hand-built instruments of leading young guitar makers as well as those of established historical masters. In this process, we acquire and sell many of the most desirable instruments in history, and we subsequently help to assemble important private collections. With the involvement of top concert artists (including Pepe Romero, Scott Tennant, Marc Teicholz, Andrew York and others), GSI showcases several exceptional guitars through audio, video, studio-CD and live concert recordings.
Guitar Salon International established the GSI Foundation in 2011 after receiving public donations aimed at community development. The Foundation’s mission is to help develop the local community by raising money to support music education in public schools.
Garrett Podgorski performs his piece "Grace" on a 2004 Jose Ramirez "1a Tradicional" guitar
Patrick Schettler plays "Study in B Minor" Op. 35, No. 22 by Fernando Sor on a 2025 Paula Lazzarini
Derek Gripper performs "Folon" by Salif Keita on a 1971 Jeronimo Pena Fernandez flamenco guitar
"Memory Lanes" by Nejc Kuhar performed by Doris Ćosić on a 2025 Wolfgang Jellinghaus "Signature"
Classical Guitar vs Flamenco Guitar: What’s the REAL Difference?
Michael Váscones plays "Prenda Mía (Vals Peruano)" by Alberto Haro on 2008 Kenny Hill "1937 Hauser"
Adam del Monte performs Sergio Assad's "Spanish Impressions: II. Valenciana" on a 2025 Erez Perelman
L. Legnani's "Caprice No. 4" played by Tomasz Fechner on a 2025 Wolfgang Jellinghaus Torres "FE 13"
Taso Comanescu performs "Manzanares Del Real" by Federico Moreno Torroba on a 1966 Jose Ramirez
Marko Topchii performs J. S. Bach's "Rondeau, BWV 826" on a 2024 Richard Reynoso classical guitar
"Schindler's List Theme" by John Williams played by LA Duo (Yiran Yao & Juri Yun) Guit. by H. Hauser
A. Barrios Mangoré's "Un Sueño En La Floresta" played by Mei Yin Steadman on a 2025 Oscar Muñoz
Sergei Rachmaninoff's "Polka Italienne" performed by Mela Guitar Quartet on 4 Teodoro Perez guitars
Jerónimo Maya plays his composition "Tablao De La Morería" on a 1970 José Ramirez "1AF AM" guitar
We Are Guitar Ep. 13 (minisode) Daniel Vildosola and 'Let Her Go'
J.S. Bach's "Violin Sonata, BWV 1001: Adagio" performed by Max Müller on a 1931 Santos Hernandez
F. Tarrega's "Fantasia on Themes from La Traviata" played by Pietro Ruscigno on 2024 Giovanni Tacchi
J.S. Bach's "Sonata: IV. Allegro, BWV 1034" played by Mei Yin Steadman on 2025 Francesco de Gregorio
Derek Gripper performs his piece "Moss On The Mountain" on a 2021 Gerundino Fernandez Hijo guitar.
Adam del Monte performs Sérgio Assad's "Spanish Impressions: I. Asturiana" on a 2025 Erez Perelman
Michael Váscones performs "Étude No. 5" by Mark Delpriora on a 2000 Daryl Perry classical guitar
Irina Kulikova performs "Encounter" by Nemanja Bogunovic on a 2025 Paula Lazzarini guitar
Mela Guitar Quartet plays "Le Jardin Féerique" by M. Ravel (Guitars: Soroka, Rompré, Belair, Perry)
Julia Trintschuk performs "El Adiós" by Joaquín Clerch on a 2024 Dietmar Heubner classical guitar
Jerónimo Maya performs his composition "Mis Maestros (Bulerias)" on a 1990 Miguel Rodriguez guitar
J. S. Bach's "Gavotte En Rondeau, BWV 1006A" performed by Rupert Boyd on a 1965 Ignacio Fleta guitar
Agustín Barrios Mangoré's "Chôro Da Saudade" played by Max Müller on a 2025 Ariel Ameijenda guitar
Steadman & Kanengiser play "Rumores De La Caleta" by I. Albeniz on a 2024 Plazuelo and 1918 Garcia
Derek Gripper performs "'56 / Kaouding Cissoko" by Touré and Diabaté on a 1999 Jose Marin Plazuelo
Alexios Anest plays Regino Sainz de la Maza's "Andaluza (Danza)" on a 1966 Manuel de la Chica guitar