J H D'Anglebert: Tombeau de Chambonnieres. Robert Hill, harpsichord. Live 2012

[@stephenmartinez9355]

I have been searching for the piece literally for years. I had it on CD that was lost during a move over 20 years ago. I incorrectly believed that this was a piece by Charpentier or one of the Couperin. Thank you for posting. I feel as though I found a long lost friend.

[@wolkowy1]

I don't want to sound too melodramatique, but in my moment of passing out of this world, I would like to hear this particular piece, by this particular composer, with this particular sound and performance. This is perfection itself. Thanks for uploading.

[@HenriqueZuccaJr]

Thank you Robert Hill! Wonderful and deeply inspired music!

[@Doctorsubtilis]

The best interpretation I have ever heard of this.

[@marcus8258]

This is the most beautiful interpretation I've heard of this piece.

[@ludustestudinis]

French baroque at its best. Your playing is so inspired taht it is difficult to follow the score, but with closed eyes it sounds very passionate and very natural.

[@MarcosAlejandro1618]

muchas gracias maestro!

[@HarpsichordVinylGallery]

Wonderful interpretation Maestro!

[@georgehaeh4856]

I really like this interpretation. There's some differences between the facsimile and Ferguson's edition. Time for the pencil.