Lagrima on a 1800s Guitar

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Fransisco Tarrega was in London when he wrote this piece, and he missed his home, Spain. Lagrima means teardrop. It was composed in the decade this guitar was born, it is quite possible that in the same year (1891).
Fransisco Tarrega is the father of classical guitar and is remembered as one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
Huge thanks to Péter Podlovics, who lent this beautiful vintage Bay State Z guitar from his collection.
This is episode 11 of ‘52 Guitars in One Year’.
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