Classical guitar magazines
This article lists classical guitar-related media works (magazines, blogs, and online radio stations).
Magazines by language
Magazines in English
-Soundboard Archived 2014-07-23 at the Wayback Machine
Membership in the Guitar Foundation of America includes a subscription to Soundboard, a quarterly classical guitar magazine featuring a wide variety of technical and musical columns, new music, and reviews published in the United States.
Formerly published in the UK, but since 2015 published in the USA, Classical Guitar Magazine regularly includes features, interviews, international news, coverage of worldwide guitar events, music, book, concert, and recording reviews, articles on guitar history, musical analysis and technique, a flamenco column, music supplements, and a concert diary. It also lists numerous guitar instructors (free to subscribers) and a list of guitar societies.
American Lutherie is the quarterly journal of The Guild of American Luthiers, an organization entirely devoted to string instrument building and repair.
Acoustic Guitar provides music from around the globe and information on the artists who created it. It includes interviews, reviews, workshops, sheet music, and tune transcriptions.
Fingerstyle Guitar includes feature articles examining the artistry of guitarists of various styles, including classical.
Takamine Review focuses on comparing and reviewing Takamine guitar models, providing good advice for gadgets and related content.
Guitarra Magazine contains many articles centered on classical guitars and their application. It provides information on a variety of guitars and the music they create.
Magazines in French
-Guitare Classique Archived 2014-02-03 at the Wayback Machine A magazine with a CD.
Magazines in German
Magazines in Italian
Magazines in Japanese
Gendai Guitar is a specialized monthly magazine dedicated to the classical guitar. Written in Japanese, the articles cover a wide range of music from the Renaissance to the Modern. It features articles and music scores (25 pages per issue) and has been well-received by readers since 1967. The flamenco series is especially popular. Gendai guitar includes Japanese domestic news, overseas topics, reviews of new CDs and publications, reports on masterclasses, a concert schedule, and monthly concert reviews.
Published since 2006 by HOMA dream Inc.
Magazines in Polish
Published since 2014, a Polish quarterly magazine dedicated to the classical guitar.
Magazines in Russian
A Russian and partially English e-magazine mostly dedicated to classical guitar. A free live concert broadcast is available monthly (with English translation).
Magazines in Spanish
Published since 2019, dedicated to exploring classical guitar in emerging guitar cultures, innovative projects, guitar pedagogues, and marketing.
Selected guitar blogs
Blogs of notable guitarists
-Blog Archived 2015-11-22 at the Wayback Machine of guitarist Reza Ganjavi.
-Blog of guitarist Dimitri Illarionov. (Russian and English)
-Blog and homepage of guitarist Yang Xuefei. (Chinese and English)
-Blog and homepage of the guitarist and composer Angelo Gilardino.
-Blog of Matanya Ophee, guitarist and founder of the publishing company Editions Orphée.
-Blog of guitarist and composer Nikita Koshkin. (Russian)
-Blog and article archive of guitarist/composer/writer Julia Crowe.
-Blog of the American guitarist Dan Cosley.
-Blog of the American guitarist Jonathan Richter.
Other notable blogs
-Violão Clássico Weblog A Portuguese-language blog featuring articles, interviews, and announcements related to the classical guitar in Brazil.
-Blog of John Philip Dimick, founder of Guitarist.com.
-Archive of Laura Markee blogs, miscellaneous topics on the classical guitar.
-Classical Guitar Blog Interviews with well-known players, and regular updates.
Classical guitar radios online
-Classical Guitar Alive! Hosted and produced by guitarist Tony Morris.
-Home of 10-String Internet Radio
-Blog of Harmonia Cordis on-line classical guitar radio (first of its kind in Eastern Europe)
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