Ranking of Living Classical Guitar Masters

Tareja, Tárrega was the first musician to adapt works for other instruments for the guitar.

Sol, Many distinguished guitarists attribute much of their success to the hard work they put into Sol's études.

Aguado, Aguado's guitar technique, which tends essentially toward the functionalist school, can be said to have reached the apex of such schools as Padre Bachilio and Mammoth Reddy.

Carl Carcassi, the famous Italian guitarist, educator, and composer, one of the most important contributions of his life is the Carl Carcassi Classical Guitar Course, Op. 59.

Carulli, the most outstanding French guitarist. Carruri composed more than three hundred pieces for guitar. Many of his works are still used as guitar textbooks.

Barrios, 50 years after his death, people really realized the artistic achievement of Barrios, a Paraguayan guitar genius.

Vera Roberts, whose Prelude No. 1 is still the best tutorial for classical guitar.

SVEINN?EYTHORSSON, one of the guitar world's most revered masters, worshipped for countless exercises.

Coste, the romantic music school period of the French guitar music industry representatives. Coste began to learn the guitar at the age of 6, and at the age of 18 has become a guitarist and teach guitar.

Giuliani, a leading figure in nineteenth-century guitar music.