Graham Caldersmith

Read Graham Caldersmith’s memoriam

Twenty-nine-year GAL member Graham Caldersmith started out studying reentry dynamics of spacecraft, but ended up studying the acoustic dynamics of guitars and violins. He lectured at the 1982 and 1998 GAL Conventions. Recently he has focused on developing a classical guitar family and refining the sound of violins made in Australian tonewoods.

▪ bio current as of 2017

By the same author:
  1. Let’s Catch Up With Graham Caldersmith
  2. Questions: Nylon string baritone guitar
  3. In Memoriam: Frederick Dickens
  4. Questions: Baritone Guitar Scale Length
  5. Arching and Voicing in Violin Plates
  6. Reconciling Structural and Acoustic Design in Violin Making
  7. The Guitar Family, Continued
  8. Toward a Classic Guitar Family
  9. Why Are Old Violins Superior?
  10. Meet Gregg Smallman
  11. Radiation from Lower Guitar Modes
  12. Testing Tonewood Samples
  13. Violin Varnish and Sealers
  14. Dissolving the Mysteries