Editing Classical guitar (section)

==Contexts==
The classical guitar has a long history and one is able to distinguish various:
*[[Musical instrument|instruments]]
*[[Musical repertoire|repertoire]] (composers and their compositions, [[arrangement]]s, improvisations)

Both instrument and repertoire can be viewed from a combination of various perspectives:

'''Historical''' (chronological period of time)
*[[Baroque guitar]] –  1600 to 1750
*[[romantic guitar|Early romantic guitars]] –  1750 to 1850 (for music from the [[Classical period (music)|Classical]] and [[Romantic music|Romantic]] periods)
*Modern classical guitars
'''Geographical'''
*Spanish guitars ([[Antonio Torres Jurado|Torres]]), French guitars ([[René François Lacôte|René Lacôte]],&nbsp;...), German guitars ([[Herrmann Hauser]]), etc.
'''Cultural'''
*Baroque court music, nineteenth-century opera and its influences, nineteenth-century folk songs, Latin American music