Sten Stovall
Sten joined the Society in 2021. He says...
I have two classic guitars. One, which I played at my inaugural SCGS session, was constructed and bought by me in 1992. It's made by the Yorkshire-based luthier Peter Barton.
The other, a recent purchase which I played on at the August SCGS meet-up, is a 'smart' HyVibe 30 CHV30E classic nylon guitar by France-based Lag that can amplify itself, generate its own effects, or even turn into a bluetooth speaker, all without cables, pedals or amps. Its functions are controlled by a built-in processor.
The upstairs
guitar collection
The HyVibe is a great addition to my upstairs guitar range at home. 'Horses For Courses', as the saying goes.
Click on the maker's logo to open their website or Facebook page
Sten's Peter Barton guitar
A pair of HyVibe guitars
Control panel on the HyVibe
To be scheduled at one of our springtime Members Meeting...
A Recital by Tom Hodgkinson, a young guitarist and pupil of Rebecca Baulch.
To be scheduled in the summer
An event at
Minstead Lodge
In the heart of the New Forest, the estate of Minstead Lodge is a magical and elegant woodland setting for a classical guitar event
SEP
10
Saturday, 10 September 2022
West Meon Music Festival
John Mills (guitar) and Andrew Fuller (cello) in concert
Nina Rideout
This page features
Nina Rideout,
an SCGS member
and performer
Discography and video
Nina Rideout
[Text]
[Text]
[Text]
Replace with image of Nina's guitar