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When you listen to a recording you are hearing many things - the player, the guitar, the recording equipment, and the acoustics of the room....but you'll still get an idea of the guitar sound from the recordings.Some of these recordings have been up on my site for a few years, but there are many new recordings on YOUTUBE by various artists -
Brad Werner (thisisclassicalguitar.com) , has a new 2026 Dominelli Spruce double top w/ Ziricote back and sides that he demos. Easy to find on youtube.
Jeffrey McFadden (Head of the University of Toronto Guitar Program) has uploaded to YouTube some great recordings on his Dominelli Double Top guitars (one is spruce DT, the other spruce/ cedar). Excellent playing and sound recording.
Sound engineer and recordings were done by Drew Henderson.
Heather deRome has many, many recordings of Bach played on her spruce double top Dominelli, on youtube. Very fine playing.
Brett Gunther, (Mount Royal University) has some nice youtube recordings on his cedar Double top.
Go to www.brettgunther.com or youtube.
There are many other artists. If you are looking for something in particular, ask me. I might be able to send some links of other recordings.
Here are some older recordings done on a 2008 Dominelli lattice-braced concert classical guitar. The guitar has a cedar top and East Indian rosewood back and sides.
The recording artist is Andrew Mah.
Prelude Cello Suit —J.S. Bach
Preludio Saudade —La Catedral, Augustin Barrios
Andante Religioso —La Catedral, Augustin Barrios
Allegro Solemne —La Catedral, Augustin Barrios
Here is a video of Andrew demonstrating the same 2008 lattice-braced guitar used in the above recordings, although the quality of the youtube audio is not as good.

Bradford Werner plays Prelude, E Minor Suite, from Sylvius Leopold Weiss.
Guitar is a 2010 Dominelli spruce/ Indian rosewood. Hauser fan bracing.

Here are a couple of recordings by the classical guitarist Adam Foster of Tallahassee, Florida. He’s playing a 2009 Dominelli lattice-braced cedar top w/ East Indian rosewood back and sides:
Jose Pavana Triste from Sonata para Guitarra (Mvt 3) and
Tedesco Serenatella
Here’s a video of Marcus Dominelli being interviewed in his shop by Brad Werner (Classical Guitar Canada) from January 2011:

