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eduardo alan moreno moore, luthier
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Eduardo Alan Moreno Moore, chilean luthier maker of modern nylon strings guitars, using traditional and exotic woods. Luthier chileno, fabricante de guitarras acusticas modernas con cuerdas de nylon, usando maderas tradicionales y exoticas.
Eduardo Alan Moreno Moore, born in Santiago, Chile in 1954, started his musical career studying classical guitar when he was 13 years old, under the guidance of professor Julio Escobar. It started out as a form of rebellion against the piano lessons his mother would supposedly impose on him. But rebellion turned to love and the ambition to be a concert player, starting with his first appearance in public when he was 14, followed with many other guitar preformances.
His University studies, in the Music School of the Univeristy of Chile, where interrupted in 1978 with a scholarship in Washington State Univerity. From this Univeristy he took part in an student exchange to continue his guitar studies at the University of Idaho with professor John Reed. Later he was granted another scholarship in the University of Colorado where he took part in the master classes of professors Oscar Ghiglia and Elliot Fisk. Back home in Chile he continued as a concert player in Chile, U.S.A., Belgium, Germany and Switzerland ...
Eduardo Alan Moreno Moore, born in Santiago, Chile in 1954, started his musical career studying classical guitar when he was 13 years old, under the guidance of professor Julio Escobar. It started out as a form of rebellion against the piano lessons his mother would supposedly impose on him. But rebellion turned to love and the ambition to be a concert player, starting with his first appearance in public when he was 14, followed with many other guitar preformances.
His University studies, in the Music School of the Univeristy of Chile, where interrupted in 1978 with a scholarship in Washington State Univerity. From this Univeristy he took part in an student exchange to continue his guitar studies at the University of Idaho with professor John Reed. Later he was granted another scholarship in the University of Colorado where he took part in the master classes of professors Oscar Ghiglia and Elliot Fisk. Back home in Chile he continued as a concert player in Chile, U.S.A., Belgium, Germany and Switzerland ...
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