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Photo 1. Plantation trio. L-R: Charles Vegas (b. 1948), modern cuatro; Virginia Rodrigues (b. 1929), güiro; August Rodrigues (b. 1922-93), guitar. (Photo, T. Solís, Lawai, Island of Kaua'i, 7/19/91)
Photo 2. Charlie Figueroa (1916-94) with "German" style sinfonía: 2 bass levers, one melodic button row, four register stops. (Photo, T. Solís, Honolulu, Island of Oahu 8/9/90)
Photo 3. Ornate old or "keyhole" cuatro made and held by Miguel Rodrigues, (b. 1904), standing with Tanilau Dias (b. 1908). (Photo, T. Solís, Hilo, Island of Hawai'i 7/21/90)
Photo 4. Boy and His Family Troubadours, 1947. Group composed primarily of Joseph "Boy" Sedeño and his brothers-in-law. L-R: Sebastian Fernandez, marímbula or "box bass"; Luciano Perez, guitar (probably "running bass"); Arthur Fernandez, maracas; "Boy" Sedeño, Rickenbacker tenor guitar; Raymond "Moncho" Fernandez, güiro; Jack "Tito" Fernandez, guitar; Carmelo "Melo" Fernandez, claves; Anton "Tony" Fernandez, bongós. (Photo, courtesy of Joseph and Maria Sedeño)
Photo 5. Raymond Galarza (b. 1930) with wooden tenor guitar based upon the Rickenbacker electric made to his specifications (wood, with hollowed and deepened body) by Johnny "MuMu" Días. (Photo, T. Solís, Lihue, Kaua'i, 7/21/91)
Photo 6. George Ayala, Sr., comparing neck of tenor guitar made by Johnny "MuMu" Días with that of modern cuatro. (Photo, Solís, Honolulu 8/13/85) |
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