D'Anglebert/ Charlotte Mattax Moersch - D'Anglebert: Pieces de clavecin Condition:New His response

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D'Anglebert/ Charlotte Mattax Moersch - D'Anglebert: Pieces de clavecin Condition:New His responseBaroque harpsichordist, chamber musician and professor of music at University of Illinois School of Music, Charlotte Mattax Moersch's 5th release takes us into Jean Henry D'Anglebert's Pieces de Clavecin (Pieces for Keyboard) composed in 1689. While D'Anglebert may not be as well known today as some of his Baroque brethren, in his day he was considered amongst the more notable composers of the harpsichord and Moersch's playing reveals why.