Robert de Visée, suite D minor. Lex Eisenhardt baroque guitar 

Sounds even better being played by a proper baroque guitarist using flesh instead of nails. Really brings out the timbre of the instrument much better!

There is good evidence, however, that some 'proper' baroque guitarists (such as Corbetta for example) played with nails.

I agree this sounds lovely on a baroque guitar but on modern guitar with nails my teacher says index finger strums with nails sound scratchy. On modern guitar I agree and so Scheidt’s 1944 Universal Edition arrangement of mainly two parts sounds better. This is what Bream played. Universal Edition’s “new Scheidt” (not edited by him) edition has more broken strummed chords. I have both scores but prefer earlier on modern guitar.

Thanks! The guitar was made by Bert Kwakkel.

Elle ressemble vachement à la "Sabionari" de Stradivarius : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cVXD85Lcj1o.html Dans un commentaire un peu plus bas, l'auteur de la vidéo, secondolibro, répond qu'elle a été fabriquée par Bert Kwakkel

Thanks. I don't know what mic they used.