November 2 Concert by Pulsar Velado in Mazarron

18^th-century mandolin and harpsichord music at the Centro Cultural de Mazarrón

For many centuries the Mediterranean Sea was the most important network of communication among the civilizations around its shores, and such diverse fields as architecture, art and, in this case, music share common threads which were forged during the time of sea-faring interchanges.

This concert by Pulsar Velado concentrates on the musical identity resulting from this historical heritage, with a programme featuring the following:

Sonnate pour la Mandoline by M. Corrette

Sonata IV by R. Valentini

Sonata per Camera di Mandolino e Basso by G. B. Gervasio

Sonata V by G. Leone

Sonata I by D. Colla

Sonata K. 89 by D. Scarlatti

Pulsar Velado

Pulsar Velado is a duo featuring Héctor M. Marín on the mandolin and Marina López on harpsichord, dedicated to the research and performance of 18th-century music which was popular in Spain at the time. The duo has already performed in the cities of Murcia and Cartagena and are currently recording their first CD, “Mediterranean Mandolin: The XVIII Century”.

Their concert on November 2 begins at 20.00 and admission is free of charge.

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