My Concert Guitars | Thu Le

I have got so many questions about my guitars that I play at my concerts over the years. In this video I am talking about my guitars and introducing them to you. Each of them has a different character and they are all special for me. You may find all their specifications and learn about their luthiers in this video.
More about my concert guitars:
www.roemmich-guitars.com/?lang=en
www.lodiguitars.com/
almaguitar.com/
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I would like to share my passion for classical guitar and inspire you with my music.
Hopefully I can also add value to the community through my channel on KZbin.
Go where the guitar takes you...
More about my concert guitars:
www.roemmich-guitars.com/?lang=en
www.lodiguitars.com/
almaguitar.com/
More Information:
website :thuleguitarist.com/
e-mail : [e-mail]

[@abrahamarands2921]

Hi, good morning. Beautifull guitarist and beautifull guitars.

[@karlosvelazquez6970]

I love this Korean Guitar.

[@NeverLostRoamer]

Thank you for posting this, I really enjoyed it, I like when you speak to us, giving us a little insight to your life. Have a great day

[@titovalderrama]

Beatiful guitars !!!!!

[@wladyslawratuszynski4741]

LOVE IT

[@CristiCancea]

Thanks a lot, a very useful video!

[@florentintise]

Great guitars and great video. Thank you for sharing.

[@johnclark1146]

Beautiful - thanks

[@sentuljazz875]

i like the Alma the best. going by what i hear anyway. of course its about the player most of all

[@julioalperi5443]

Muchas gracias!

[@mimotominhamotinha9205]

bravo

[@spectrumifs]

Thanks for sharing! Amazing luthiers all of the world these days!

[@kamamutasoltechacousticguitars]

Mucho gracias. mi amiga. beautiful instruments.

[@thomasandrewphd.5844]

So interesting ThuLe Thank you for sharing. Such a different video today Bless you

[@wptrader9062]

You are doing so much Good in this world getting your music out. Giving peace and contemplation in a crazy world.

[@joekail8031]

So sweet of you to share the details of your favorite guitars and in your hands they’re all treasures

[@313jacob]

Great instruments 🎸 landed in very talented hands ✔

[@draganmirkovic9377]

I like the sound of the first guitar most.

[@guitarista666]

That was fun to watch! My hands are small too and it is good to hear that there is no degradation of sound due to the 640 mm scale.

[@aaronaragon7838]

My hands are small...I have hope...

[@austinluong5051]

Thanks THU LE ! So beautiful 🌻🌈🤍

[@terrychampine3376]

And her guitars are too! ... lol.

[@daviddeborde2542]

Very impressive!

[@henryho7358]

All beautiful instruments, but my pick is the Alma. 😊

[@nerkulashelgasour116]

I can't adhere to such memory of strings I can only feel the foucus of your immediate emotion. Love your song

[@latch043]

my pick is the alma

[@timsellsted521]

They all sound beautiful in your hands!

[@shreegopalan5025]

WHO CAN PLAY LIKE THIS OTHER THAN MASTER THU LE 🙏 GOD BLESS YOU ❤️🙏💯❤️

[@terrychampine3376]

Well said!!! But her 2 daughters are hot on her heels to become as polished and refined as this master of the classical guitar.

[@kateguitar]

Alma guitar is so beautiful❤❤❤

[@keoni927]

I love all three of your guitars Thu Le but if I had to choose one I would go with the Alma. It has so many special features especially the 300 year old Brazilian Rosewood. Wow!!! Also, I feel that guitars with stainless frets produce more sustain. That is just my opinion of course since everybody's ears are different. However, they each have their own spirit and they all have beautiful voices.

[@chopsddy3]

You have acquired a wonderful pallet of sounds. The subtle differences of romantic expression between the traditionally made , German and Italian luthier’s instruments and woods are distinct and wonderfully charming. The Alma was a revelation to me. I suspected it was a double top but not Nomex. Being combined with the ancient Brazilian rosewood produced what could be considered a completely new type of instrument. It must have been like going from an acoustic to electric guitar in some ways. It’s truly amazing that such an instrument could be made from material developed for aircraft and fire resistant fabric. The guitar is amazingly powerful yet still natural and “woody”. Thank you so much! You satisfied my every question from scale length to construction and then some. I remember when the 300 year old Brazilian rosewood first became available after the export ban on logs. Old stumps were harvested and could still be exported. I have been curious about that wood for over 20 years. Again, thank you so much! I’m a fan for life.🕊💐🌹💐🕊

[@scottknapp8984]

I’ve been waiting with great anticipation for this video. Thank you so much for posting it. (Love the Lodi!) It probably comes as no surprise that I’d love to see another instructional video: Establishing and maintaining a repertoire. Yours is enormous and I’m sure many of your viewers would love to hear how you do it. Again, thank you so much!

[@abrahamarands2921]

I love guitars since I was ten years old.

[@themusiccovenant]

Guitar Goddess

[@franksabatino7576]

Thank you Maestra for the beautiful music and all of the information that will certainly be helpful to guitar students. As a non musician with an ear probably below average, after several listenings the Roemmich sounds the brightest and the Alma the warmest, with the Lodi in between. With your finesse and power, the music sounds wonderful on all three.

[@loutrotechaud2598]

Cool video! I really enjoyed the stories behind your guitars and looking forward to the stories of the other guitars. No doubt these luthiers must be delighted to hear their best work through your hands. Each of these fine craftsman poured their hearts and souls into every attention of detail knowing it's being made for you! For each, it's likely their masterpiece! That's special!

[@julioferrari9373]

Very nice guitars, Thu. If I could have something similar....Serenata Española is one of my favorite songs. It's nice to hear you.🌹

[@nikosz66]

Your musicality and tecnique are truly great ! In this video I liked the German guitar best ! Well done and Regards from Athens !

[@raffitorossian6994]

It was an extremely beautiful melody and extremely beautiful performance as well. Thanks for uploading. I wish her health and much more success.

[@carlosgomez7002]

Gracias. Mis felicitaciones. Son hermosos instrumentos. Gracias otra vez

[@realtriplespark]

Wow... hope i can win that in a raffle.. 😊

[@xuxomiya]

Awesome guitars .... amazing Maestra.

[@bmack5973]

The Alma guitar is absolutely gorgeous....and as always, your hands are beautiful Thu Le

[@Thuleguitarist]

Thank you so much!

[@silviopuertas]

Thank you very much for this sensational video! You have a style of playing the guitar that reminds me of some of the great Brazilian instrumentalists, especially those from the first half of the 20th century, who created and developed the rhythm we call choro. Know that you have many fans here in Brazil! Warmest greetings.

[@Thuleguitarist]

Sending my best regards to Brazil 🇧🇷❤️

[@cristinagomez8524]

Me alegra muchísimo, y te honra dar a conocer a los lutieres que han construido tus guitarras, normalmente los guitarristas no lo valoran, ni hablan de ello. Tu sensibilidad y respeto a esos profesionales, hablan muy bien de tí.

[@11224bernard]

Tous les sentiments s'expriment par tes doigts avec tant de beauté. Merci

[@ivgolia]

You are simply an incredible and amazing artist. The best classical guitarist I have ever seen. You are wonderfully gifted and blessed with talent from above. All your success is well deserved, you have earned it! Saludos!

[@ralle3329]

sometimes i also find cedar interesting

[@AnonymousSMD]

A beautiful piece with a super skillful guitarist !!💗💗

[@classicalguitar-passion]

Beautiful guitars! I wonder if people in Asia know Dominique Delarue guitars. He is a very talented luthier from France and I have the chance to own one of them. They are very colorfull

[@wojciechkordas9957]

Helpful! A great service to all of us👍

[@sinisterjeremy830]

Love videos like this one. Thank you fór all the details and presentation. I am looking forward for more videos of your guitars from past 💓👏

[@Thuleguitarist]

Coming next week 🥰

[@terrychampine3376]

@@Thuleguitarist she always keeps us in suspense ... lol ... but she is indeed worth the wait!

[@allanwells4886]

Beautiful! The music is pretty good too.

[@sonicstoryteller]

Beautiful sounding guitars. But for me it's the Gabriel Lodi that sounds wonderful Iam looking for a small guitar the reason is I have arthritis in my thumb joints and it's getting very painful great video Thu Le best wishes from Shropshire England 👍🌹

[@chopsddy3]

You have my sincere sympathy. I’m no “spring chicken” and have suffered with the thumb joint of my left hand. It got to the point where I couldn’t play without excruciating pain and displacement of my thumb was becoming obvious. Not willing to be satisfied with playing bottle neck guitar for the remainder of my life, I started analyzing my playing technique. I realized that my thumb placement was the problem and a big one. I developed a bad habit and reenforced it for thirty years. I was using a twisting motion with my thumb outside the chord toward the headstock instead of behind the fretted notes when playing barre chords. I had to tuck my thumb into my hand more (sort of like touching one’s little finger). My arm position needed work too. Videos by Elliot Fisk and Jack Sanders were really helpful in analyzing my personal disfunction and developing a strategy to correct it. Now that I’ve bored you with my personal problems, I’ll get to the tip I wanted to share. I made a soft, removable cast out of paper towels wrapped with painters tape. Using it, I was able to play and work on developing a better technique without pain. In fact, it worked so well that if I ever break my arm or wrist again, I may save some money and cast my self in similar fashion. I hope this helps. Good luck. P.S. Hold your thumb in proper playing position, wrap it with folded paper towel and bind it together with premium quality painters tape. Make it as heavy as necessary to offer support. It should work for you even if you don’t have a technique problem but are suffering arthritis.

[@sonicstoryteller]

@@chopsddy3 hello there and thanks it's wear and tear Iam afraid been playing since 1974 lol age related 🥺 all the best mate 👍

[@chopsddy3]

@@sonicstoryteller I hear you. I’ve been at it since ‘71’. A lot of things are wearing out here too. I urge you, in the event that the pain becomes overwhelming, to try the soft cast and a slight change in the hands playing posture. I found areas of the joint that simply weren’t as worn and used them. I’m sure that and inability to play would be as devastating to you as it was to me. So far, I’ve overcome several medicine induced mini strokes that wiped out my entire classical repertoire and forced me to learn to play all over again. (They were full of bad habits so it wasn’t that great a loss. ) Then, I blew out my thumb holding barre chords while learning rasqueado with my right hand. That’s when I learned how to use the soft cast to continue playing as I changed my ergonomics. I also had to stop sitting in the classical posture with one foot raised due to back problems. (as a life of hard manual labor can do that to a fellow) Watching Yamandu Costa was encouraging in this challenge. I can’t recommend his phenomenal work enough. He’s brilliant. If you’re not familiar with his work I encourage you to check him out. You won’t be disappointed. The point I’m trying to make is this, your a good player that loves to play . You can overcome and find new ways to continue playing by adopting new ergonomics that accommodate the state of “geezerdom” that we both find ourselves in. Dietary changes were helpful for me also regarding inflammation from wear and tear. Metal, stone and woodwork has pretty much worn all my parts down to nubs, but the nubs are still useful.✌️😁👍 Take care. It’s good to meet you.

[@sonicstoryteller]

@@chopsddy3 thanks friends all the best and likewise 👍

[@rogerluisangelrodriguezcor2492]

Siempre es un encanto verte Thu Le, los solos de guitarra que haces. Buena armonía en los bajos y dediliado. Y como siempre hermosa en todo. Un gran saludo desde Trujillo - Perú.

[@osvaldocorrea4443]

Muito bom! Bela e excelente guitarrista e belas guitarras !

[@vardelicioresende2876]

É lindo demais ver um e ouvir um instrumento deste na mão de uma Rainha,Thu vc toca demais parabéns.

[@ademirfigueirafigueira1004]

Simplesmente linda essa melodia executada com essa sensibilidade e maestria. Parabéns! Deus abençoe!

[@joaquimneto5827]

Surpreendente, interpretação carismática não tem como não sentir a alma nessa performance! (Do Brasil. )

[@mitrikoudsi8060]

Fantastic. Thanks a lot!!!

[@hangbainhatthcm9977]

Hay quá chị gái

[@joazitoapap6063]

Show 🤗🤗🤗🤗⚘😚 here from Brazil Sp

[@datdang9113]

These guitars are great, they deserve you and on the other hand, you deserve them. I've seen many vietnamese people who buy professional-grade guitars that cost $3000+ only to play very beginner level of guitar, some don't even tune their guitars properly. Though they spend their money to buy the guitars, I don't think they deserve the guitars as the guitars are made to be played in better hands.

[@loutrotechaud2598]

Last week, when I was eating Pho in Little Saigon, a 65 year old looking Vietnamese lady parked in front of where I ate. She was driving a Porsche Carrera GT. Does she deserve it 🤔. Can she drive this car to the limit and get the maximum performance out of it like Danica Patrick 🤔.

[@datdang9113]

@@loutrotechaud2598 comparing guitars to cars is a perfect argument

[@jamesmoros1274]

A Guitar is an instrument that without the musician becomes like any other objects has a purpose in life yet very few people can use it like a talented Person can (like you Thu Le) lovely guitars and amazingly played 🤗 as a guitar student I’m limited by my skill but driven by my imagination and passion ☺️

[@michaelhoppe1785]

Hey you bought your guitar in Germany? Very nice. Frankenhardt is a town in south-west of Germany near the district town of Schwäbisch Hall. Next time let me know if you decide to visi Germany.

[@celsodeavila4386]

Excelente guitarrista la mejor que he visto

[@promerops]

Thank you very much, Thu, that was very interesting! I, too, have rather small hands - I found my Yamaha GC to be quite a stretch! I was actually more comfortable with its predecessor, a 3/4 size Giannini from Brazil. Keep well!

[@carlosrivas2012]

La interpretación de obras españolas es excelente. Es un placer escucharla.

[@vincenzomelchiorre5450]

For my ear the first guitar you’ve played is the one I would like to try.😊

[@LocNguyen-je9ue]

Thật quá ngưỡng mộ 3 cô nhân tình của em , toàn siêu mẫu .

[@trinhhoc1664]

Người Việt tự hào về chị 😇 Vietnamese people proud of u 🥰

[@JOETESTA]

Salve, i think the first guitar has a more fascinating sound, obviusly my opinion, but you play very well and this is the difference

[@henrypagan6657]

Wow your amazing thanks for the video

[@abrahamarands2921]

Linda Thu Le.

[@Braulio_Izquierdo]

Muy bien guapa felicidades

[@henrypagan6657]

Thanks for the video

[@ferdinanddagmang1674]

I did start learning to play classical guitar many years ago, but because of my work as a university professor, lessons ended just half a year after. Now, after more than 40 years, I'm picking up classical guitar lessons with my Masaru Matano 400 (1974). Ms. Thu Le's lessons are indispensable. I am already indebted to you Thu Le, not just because of the lessons but also because of your exceptionally admirable personal touch. You are a very precious gift to the universe.

[@RobertoMartinez-kv5tp]

Buenas guitarras en muy buenas manos.

[@rolandonavarro3170]

Nice video. Please talk about the strings you use. My best regards from Venezuela.

[@tomriedinger6054]

What a dear sweet soul

[@Thuleguitarist]

Thanks Tom!

[@rosendogonzalez8374]

Wow, love your Spanish accent 😍

[@celsodeavila4386]

🔆

[@javiergarzavillarreal1076]

👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@tupham2247]

❤️

[@TheCARLOSCOCCIA]

🌸

[@Earlvis]

A guitar should be made as to not impede fluid hand movement. It should sound like a Stradivarius as well. Half of the tone of the music comes from the player’s touch and technique.

[@cantador_denisiaros]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@quylevan3613]

Đàn hay lắm

[@ayhaneroglu3982]

HADİ YİNE İYISİN MADAM LEE

[@sherwinrellosa3535]

🖒

[@edmondj03]

How you maintain your guitar in the hot weather in Bahrain? What type of guitar would you advise us to use in humid climate? I live in Malaysia which is very hot and humid.

[@dongtuan1318]

❤️💐

[@nguyentuan5924]

Chị yêu cây đàn nào nhất ạ :D

[@user-hf3ez1pp9j]

Хорошее видео, но если бы вы рассказали подробнее о самих мастерах, было бы интереснее. Третья гитара звучит особенно красиво. Успехов вам.

[@carlosfreitas1941]

👏👏👏😘😘😘

[@DIEGOGONZALEZ-np9ed]

just wondering if you dont have a preference for cedar tops??? greeting Thu

[@ghlscitel6714]

The third guitar - the Korean - has a very special sound but it seems it is the hardest to play.

[@jpwiznerowic]

Just for a comparison of sound, are the strings all the same brand and tension for each guitar?

[@Thuleguitarist]

Yes they are all Savarez creation

[@jpwiznerowic]

Thanks for replying

[@giampaololanaro8802]

hi THU LE, how much do your guitars cost in euros? what is it that gives a good sound to the guitar, the quality of wood? the size of the case? or good strings?

[@guidofeliz8384]

Thu Le, What's a good price for a quality guitar?

[@ThisGuyRocksLikeCrazy]

I assume you're not a fan of cedar top guitar?

[@llllonlybhakti4184]

.dear Madam what is the width of Nut? Can u tell me please As u said earlier u have small hands and guitar.640mm and so