A film by Daniel Putkowski
Heirloom: Guitar tells how the acoustic guitar came to play such a prominent role in today’s culture—from its modest beginnings in parlors to its rise as a musical icon that helped shape the soundscape of American music for generations.
Led by Professor of Musicology Greg Reish, Heirloom: Guitar explores how this once-modest instrument became the sound of countless artists and movements, shaping genres and leaving an indelible mark on popular culture.
Through performances by renowned musicians including Rissi Palmer, Bryan Sutton, David Grier, Trey Hensley and Florence Dore, each segment traces the guitar’s evolving sound and cultural relevance. The journey culminates in the meticulous craft of a custom-built guitar, offering a rare glimpse into the artistry behind the music. Both a historical exploration and a heartfelt tribute, Heirloom: Guitar resonates with music lovers and guitar enthusiasts alike.
Daniel Putkowski
Daniel Putkowski began his creative journey as a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. He initially explored filmmaking before turning to writing, where he rose to prominence with a #1 bestselling novel and cultivated a devoted international readership.
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