Evangelina Mascardi and Lincoln Almada Play Santiago de Murcia

Evangelina Mascardi (Baroque guitar) and Lincoln Almada (harp and percussion) perform works by Santiago de Murcia (1682-1739) at the Auditorium Pittaluga del Conservatorio di Alessandria, Italy. This comes via Edoardo Lambertenghi’s excellent YouTube channel. Beautiful performance as usual from Evangelina Mascardi and a joy to have the percussion and harp included.

  • Repertoire
  • 0:00 Grabe
  • 2:16 Allegro
  • 4:21 Zarambeques
  • 6:36 Marizapalos
  • 10:06 Fandango
  • 14:49 Canario
Bradford Werner
Bradford Werner

Bradford Werner is a classical guitarist and music publisher from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. He originally created this site for his students at the Victoria Conservatory of Music but now shares content worldwide. Curating guitar content helps students absorb the culture, musical ideas, and technique of the classical guitar. Bradford also has a YouTube channel with over 94,000 subscribers and 13 million views. He taught classical guitar at the Victoria Conservatory of Music for 16 years and freelanced in Greater Victoria for 20 years and now dedicates much of his time curating content online and helping connect the classical guitar community. See more at his personal website.

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    • What, the Baroque guitar? Well, the tuning is different which would be a surprise if you read notation. But you could read the Baroque tablature which would make some aspects easier. The technique is quite different but it depends on your goals as you can play it with modern technique. I don’t love the sound of my nails on Baroque guitar so I’d have to either cut them or shape them differently which is the big one for me.

  1. Hello Bradford, really liked that first piece, and was watching her right hand. Seems like a different technique than a classical guitar. It looked like it was a tighter hand positioning, and the thumb use was different looking too. Is that the case for Baroque guitar?

    Thank you,
    Anthony Chaiken