Builder of the harpsichord not mentioned in the documentation, but it is most probably a Sperrhake model Bach (Aquae Sulensis) or a Neupert, model Bach (David Agdern).
Recorded in Europe (unknown year)
Released 1959 by Vanguard as a single channel recording (mono), also playable with any stereophonic cartridge, and its richness of sound is further enhanced when played on a stereophonic system. BG-5902
Notes by Sidney Finkelstein
Recorded under the auspices of The Bach Guild.
Printed in U.S. A.
Also recorded by Amadeo Österreichische Schallplatten Aktiengesellschaft, Wien AVRS 6143, a Vanguard recording.
Notes by Karl Löbl

Thanks to Robert Tifft the webmaster of the European Revival Harpsichordists
( ) for providing some original tracks that were beyond repair and the documentation of the Amadeo release.

Side A
The First Book of Suites for Harpsichord (1720), VOL. 1
SUITE NO. 3 IN D MINOR
00:00 Prelude, Suite no. 3 in d minor
01:05 Fugue, Suite no. 3 in d minor
03:40 Allemande, Suite no. 3 in d minor
05:30 Courante, Suite no. 3 in d minor
06:27 Air with Variations, Suite no. 3 in d minor
15:23 Presto, Suite no. 3 in d minor
SUITE NO. 4 IN E MINOR
19:48 Fugue, Suite no. 4 in e minor

Side B
24:10 Allemande, Suite no. 4 in e minor
25:31 Courante, Suite no. 4 in e minor
26:36 Sarabande, Suite no. 4 in e minor
28:26 Gigue, Suite no. 4 in e minor
SUITE NO. 6 IN F SHARP MINOR
29:34 Prelude, Suite no. 6 in f sharp minor
31:23 Largo, Suite no. 6 in f sharp minor
33:02 Fugue, Suite no. 6 in f sharp minor
36:02 Gigue, Suite no. 6 in f sharp minor
SUITE NO. 2 IN F MAJOR
39:06 Adagio, Suite no. 2 in f major
41:48 Allegro, Suite no. 2 in f major
44:04 Adagio, Suite no. 2 in f major
45:44 Fugue, Suite no. 2 in f major

About The Performer
Anton Heiller, born in Vienna in 1923, is one of the outstanding
European harpsichord virtuosi, and is also professor of organ at the
Vienna State Academy of Music, baroque scholar, conductor and
composer. His compositions have been performed at the I.S.C.M.
‘festival at Copenhagen, and at the Salzburg Festivals, and broadcast
by the B.B.C. in London. He is also one of the foremost masters of
baroque ornamentation and of the improvisation required by the
baroque figured bass, and has played a notable role both in the preparation
and performance of many acclaimed Bach Guild recordings.

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