Muffat: Suites for Harpsichord, Vol. 3 - MC B6, 7, 12, 36-37

Gottlieb Muffat was the most important Viennese harpsichord composer of the 18th century. He inherited and developed a compound style that fused high Italian Baroque with the lightness of the French school. From his father, Georg - one of the greatest organ and orchestral composers of his own generation - Gottlieb absorbed a gift for ballet movements. This is the third and final volume in Naoko Akutagawa's critically acclaimed series of Muffat's Harpsichord Suites.