Hugues Boivin

Hugues Boivin is a French luthier based in Merry La Vallée, Burgundy. He began his craft in 1997 with historical lute building and later expanded his expertise through musicology studies and years of work on lutes, baroque, romantic, and selected classical guitars. Since 2012, he has specialized in classical guitars that reflect his historical insight, meticulous craftsmanship, and methodical approach to construction.
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    Hugues Boivin - 2025

    Hugues Boivin - 2025

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    Luthier: Hugues Boivin
    Construction Year: 2025
    Construction Type: Traditional
    Top: Spruce
    Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: F sharp / G
    Weight (g): 1605
    Tuner: Perona
    Condition: New

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About the Luthier – Hugues Boivin

Hugues Boivin began his path in the art of guitar making in 1997 with a course focused on the construction of lute instruments. Although this training was brief, it provided the technical foundation for building his first guitar. During his subsequent studies in musicology, he continued to build instruments independently. In 2008, during an extended stay abroad, he decided to dedicate himself entirely to guitar making.

Over the next four years, he focused on historical instruments – lutes, baroque and romantic guitars – as well as selected classical models. Since 2012, Hugues has been working in his workshop in Merry La Vallée in Burgundy, where he now specializes in crafting classical guitars. His work reflects both his experience with historical instruments and his methodical approach to construction. Each guitar is the result of precise and consistent craftsmanship, shaped by a deep familiarity with the traditions of the instrument.