A rich Russian, Nikolas Makaroff, has offered significant prizes of 800 and 500 Frcs. for the two best guitar compositions, and the same amount for the two best made guitars of large dimensions and 10 strings. Compositions and instruments must be sent to the Russian Legation in Brussels by Read more…
*** A Mr. Nicolaus Makarov in St. Petersburg has announced as “lover of music and especially of the guitar,” in order to lift this latter instrument and “snatch the musical Baria from the humiliation in which she languished during the last fifteen years,” 4 prizes, namely one of 200 and Read more…
L’arte Chitarristica was published by Bèrben in Modena, Italy from 1947 through 1961.
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Der Gitarrefreund was originally published 1900 to 1931 by the Gitarristischen Vereinigung in Munich, Germany. It was restarted in 1950 and ended in 1965.
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Guitarra magazine was published in Chicago by Antigua Casa Sherry-Brener Inc. from 1963 through 1987. It appears not to have been published from 1969 to 1978.
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Il Chitarrista was published in Italy from 1950.
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La Chitarra was published in Bologna, Italy from 1934 to 1942.
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Revista de la Guitarra was published in Buenos Aires from probably 1939 through at least 1945.
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The Crescendo was published from 1908 through 1934 in Boston.
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