 Existen evidencias de la creación

 Existen evidencias de la creación de instrumentos de cuatro cuerdas parecidos a la guitarra por los Hititas (1400 a.C.).
 Los griegos crearon un instrumento similar modificado posteriormente por los romanos, dando origen a la cítara romana.
 El primer instrumento que aseguran dio origen a la guitarra española fue el arábico. Es posible que la unión de la cítara y el favorecieran al posterior desarrollo de nuestro instrumento.
 En el siglo XIII bifurcó la evolución en dos variedades de guitarra. La guitarra morísca, más redondeada y con mástil ancho y la guitarra latina, con una sola boca y de mástil estrecho.
 En el siglo XV nació la vihuela. Instrumento musical con dobles cuerdas pulsadas y de mayor tamaño. Fue el instrumento favorito por la corte española y portuguesa hasta finales del siglo XVII, por el auge popular de los instrumentos orquestales y de teclado.
 Ensombrecido por el laúd la guitarra no consiguió alcanzar su potencial hasta finales del siglo XVIII, cuando algunas guitarras comenzaron a usar seis cuerdas simples. Anteriormente poseían 1 cuerda simple y cuatro órdenes (pares de cuerdas). Para dar mayor consistencia a la guitarra se añadieron unas barras debajo de la tapa armónica. Esto permitió que la tapa fuese más fina obteniendo mayor resonancia y una mejor distribución del sonido.
 En el siglo XIX la guitarra alcanzó su mejor sonido, belleza en el tono y proyección con las siete varas extendidas bajo la tapa armónica (Torres Ramírez), el aumento de su caja de resonancia, así como el ensanchamiento del mástil.

Kết quả (Anh) 2:

 There is evidence of the establishment of four string instruments like the guitar by the Hittites (1400 BC).
 The Greeks created a similar instrument modified later by the Romans, giving origin to the Roman cithara.
 Ensure the first instrument that gave origin to the Spanish guitar was the Arabic.It is possible that the Union of the zither and promote the further development of our instrument in the 13th century.
 bifurcated evolution in two varieties of guitar. The guitar morísca, more rounded and pole width and Latin guitar, with a single mast and narrow mouth.
 in the 15th century was born the vihuela. Musical instrument with double plucked strings and of larger size.It was the favorite instrument for the Spanish and Portuguese court until the end of the 17th century, the rise of the popular orchestral instruments and keyboard.
 overshadowed by the lute guitar failed to achieve its potential until the end of the 18th century, when some guitars began to use six single strings.Previously had 1 single rope and four orders (pairs of strings). To give greater consistency to the guitar added bars under the soundboard. This allowed the lid was thinner and more resonance and a better distribution of sound.
 in the 19th century reached its best guitar soundBeauty in tone and projection with the seven rods extended under the soundboard (Torres Ramirez), the increase of the soundboard, and the widening of the mast.

Kết quả (Anh) 3:

 There is evidence of the creation of a four-stringed instrument similar to the guitar by the Hittites (1400 B.C. ) .
 the greeks created a similar instrument subsequently modified by the Romans, giving rise to the lyre roman.
 The first instrument to ensure gave rise to the Spanish guitar was the arabian.It is possible that the union of the lyre and the conducive to the further development of our instrument.
 In the thirteenth century Westlake the evolution in two varieties of guitar. The guitarra Morisca, more rounded and with mast width and latin guitar, with one mouth and mast strait.
 In the fifteenth century was born the vihuela. Musical Instrument with double stringed and larger.Was the favorite instrument by the Spanish and Portuguese court until the end of the XVII century by the rise of the popular orchestral instruments and keyboard.
 overshadowed by the lute the guitar failed to reach its potential until the end of the eighteenth century, when some guitars began to use simple six strings.Previously held 1 simple rope and four orders (pairs of strings). To give greater consistency to the guitar added bars below the harmonic lid. This has allowed the lid would be finer obtaining greater resonance and a better distribution of the sound.
 In the nineteenth century the guitar attained its best sound,Beauty in the tone and projection with the seven varas extended under the harmonic lid (Torres Ramirez), the increase of his sounding board, as well as the widening of the mast.