Andrés Segovia, (born Feb. 21, 1893, Linares, Spain—died June 2, 1987, Madrid), Spanish musician acclaimed as the foremost guitarist of his time. He was the most important force in reestablishing the guitar as a concert instrument in the 20th century, chiefly through demonstrating its expressive and technical potential. He continued giving concert performances past the age of 90.

Segovia studied the piano and cello as a child but could not be diverted from his interest in the guitar, which was held in low repute at the time as an instrument fit only for playing in cafés. No competent teacher of the guitar was easily available, so Segovia taught himself, basing his technique largely on his own intuitions.

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