Donadio Harpsichords – Artistry in Every Note, Heard Worldwide

Custom Harpsichords and Specialized Restoration
Handcrafted by Mario Donadio
Every harpsichord built by Mario Donadio is the result of years of study and a deep passion for early music. Trained at Hubbard Harpsichords in Boston, Mario combines traditional techniques with expertise that ensures exceptional sound and durability.




At Donadio Harpsichords, every instrument is crafted with the belief that tradition and technical precision must work together to create a lively and expressive sound.
Mario Donadio trained at Hubbard Harpsichords in Boston, one of the most influential workshops in the modern construction of historical harpsichords
Each harpsichord is designed to strike a balance between clarity, projection, and touch response. The goal is not merely to reproduce a historical model, but to create an instrument that inspires performance.
The selection of woods, the design of the soundboard, and the optimization of components such as jacks and picks result in an instrument that offers stability, durability, and rich tone.





Power, depth, and rich sound.
Inspired by the German late Baroque tradition, this instrument offers a rich, full-bodied sound and great harmonic complexity, making it ideal for Bach’s repertoire and music characterized by a grand sonic architecture.
Elegance, refinement, and expression.
The French harpsichord is renowned for its warm, balanced sound, which is perfect for the repertoire of Couperin, Rameau, and the French Baroque tradition.
Brilliance, clarity, and character.
Inspired by the great Flemish instrument makers, this model offers a clear, bright, and articulate sound, ideal for early music ensembles and 17th-century repertoire.
Mario Donadio is a harpsichord builder and restorer who trained at Hubbard Harpsichords (Boston, USA), one of the world's most renowned workshops for historical instruments.
From his workshop in Colombia, he builds custom-made harpsichords and undertakes restoration projects for musicians, theaters, and institutions in Latin America and around the world.
His work combines the historical tradition of harpsichord building with a deep technical understanding of sound, gained in part through his experience as a piano tuner and technician.







