One of the commonly recurring forms of music publication in the 17th and 18th centuries was the “Pieces de clavecin” or “Keyboard Suite”.

Bach seems to be the master of it with his perfect 18 suites. However there are certainly competitors. Froberger has wonderful partitas, Handel has some well renowned suites, Henry purcell was not too shabby, but in particular the french names are outstanding. Rameau and Couperins keyboard suites are remarkable and I would say one name in particular matches Bachs standard: Dangelbert.

Does anyone have any Composers that I haven’t said, which belong in this discussion?

Ayundeme a estrenar esta obra de Jan Dismas Zelenka díganle a cualquier ensemble barroco o renacentista para que lo estrenen

Hice esta grabación hace mucho tiempo, ¡el audio está bien grabado!, es una pieza muy alegre.

Hi everyone. I'm from Spain and the other day I watched the Mass they organize on July 25 in Santiago de Compostela because it's the Apostle's Day (he is the patron saint of Spain). I watched the Mass on YouTube and I really liked the piece that plays during the opening minutes when they enter in procession. Would anyone know how to identify the piece? I'm attaching a link to the Mass. The piece plays from the beginning until minute 06:05. It's very beautiful. Thanks in advance :)

The link is atached to the post. Here it is just in case: https://www.youtube.com/live/HpzIKkI2izw?is=pfbDtXQo-lJOZstX