J.G. Staufer (original ) and J.G. Scherzer (copy)
(photo by Janet Cinelli)

19th c. guitar after R. Lacote (ca. 1840) by Lawrence K. Brown		8 - course lute after G. Hieber (1561) by Andrew Rutherford
5 - course guitar after J. Voboam (1690) by Lawrence K. Brown		Mandolino after W. Venere by Ivo Magherini

Instruments used in performances:

• 19th c. guitar by Johann Georg Stauffer (Vienna, ca. 1830)
• 19th c. guitar by Louis Panormo (London, 1843)
• 19th c. guitar after Rene Lacote (Paris, ca. 1840)
  by Gary Southwell
• 10 - string guitar after Johann G. Scherzer (Vienna,1856)
  by Alexandre Goluvsky
• 19th c. guitar after Johann Georg Stauffer (Vienna, ca. 1830)
  by Gary Southwell
• Terz - guitar after Rene Lacote (Paris, ca. 1840)
  by Lawrence K. Brown
• 4 - course guitar in A after 16th Century models
  by Daniel Guzman
• 5 - course guitar after Anonymous (Venice, 1650)
  by Michael Schreiner (2 Models)
• 6 - course guitar in A after Italian models
  by Robert Mavrinac
• 4 - course Neopolitan guitar in B after Italian models
  by Robert Mavrinac
• Mandolino after W. Venere (17th c.)
  by Ivo Magherini
• 6 - course lute after G. Bellini, (ca. 1600)
  by Lawrence K. Brown (2 Models)
• 8- course lute after G. Hieber (1561)
  by Andrew Rutherford (2 Models)
• 14- course Archlute after 17th c. anonymous Italian model
  by Robert Mavrinac
• 14- course Theorbo after M. Buchenberg (Rome, 1610)
  by Andrew Rutherford
• 14- course Theorbo after M. Dieffopruchar
  by John Rollins