ALFREDO LERMA LUTHIER
Associated Artist Network
Trayectory
Alfredo Lerma was born in 1975 in the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. He graduated as a Mechanical Technician and moved to the Federal Capital to pursue studies in Engineering, Social Sciences, and Performing Arts.
He began constructing his first musical instruments in 2006 and has since worked with violins, violas, cellos, and double basses, as well as vihuelas, classical, romantic, and baroque guitars, lutes, theorbos, mandolins, and other instruments from the Middle East.
Since 2015, he has been involved in various Historic Luthierie Associations, and his research projects have been recognized with international awards and scholarships, allowing him to collaborate with masters from different parts of the world. These professional development activities have expanded his knowledge of designs and structures, decorations, materials, methods, and techniques applicable to these arts and crafts, significantly enhancing his professional work.
He is currently located in Montevideo, Uruguay, where he creates, restores, and preserves musical instruments for private collectors, museums, conservatories, music schools, and individual artists.
Today, he is involved in training lutherie apprentices at various public and private educational institutions, promoting cultural diversity in the region, and valuing the importance of continuous learning and teaching.
Germán enjoys working with classical and spanish guitars family
Germán González
Nicole is enthusiastic working with folklorical and native instruments
Nicole Álvarez
Maximiliano has an extraordinary skill with all kind of electric devices
Maximiliano García
Associated Artists Network
It is essential to work collaboratively with performers, composers, artistic producers, lutherie tool suppliers and colleagues from all over the world to develop cultural and educational community projects.
This call is to share information about our research and professional experiences, promoting teamwork and disseminating updates on our artistic activities.
Continuous learning and teaching is one of the main objectives of this interdisciplinary cultural network, celebrating our passion for music.
If you want to join this community of artists interested in historical musical instruments, contact me to send you the details and become a member of this community of associated artists.
