Muffat/ Akutagawa - Suites for Harpsichord 3Gottlieb 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

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