Leslie Pearson harpsichord. No type or builder of the harpsichord mentioned in the documentation.
Recording produced by Anton Kwiatkowski for Classics for Pleasure, February 1973
Released 1973 by Classics for Pleasure CFP 40049 STEREO
Photograph of the cover: a harpsichord made in 1608 by Andries (better known as: Andreas) Ruckers (the elder), from the Raymond Russell Collection of Harpsichords and Clavichords, St. Cecilia’s Hall, Edinburgh. (By permission of Edinburgh University).

Side One
00:00 1. Chromatic fantasia and fugue in d minor d minor, BWY 903
2. Italian concerto in F major, BWV 971
11:53 Allegro
15:45 Andante
21:19 Presto

Side Two
24:50 1. Fantasia in c minor, BWV 906
2. French suite no. 6 in E major, BWV 817
29:21 Allemande
32:07 Courante
33:42 Sarabande
36:38 Gavotte
37:59 Polonaise
39:50 Bourree
41:34 Menuet
43:11 Gigue

LESLIE PEARSON was born in Staffordshire in 1931. In 1949 he won an open scholarship to Trinity College of Music, London as an organist and subsequently became a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists.
He appears frequently with the New Philharmonia Orchestra and English Chamber Orchestra, playing either piano, organ or harpsichord, and has made many recordings with both these and other orchestras.
He has appeared at the Edinburgh, Bath, Aldeburgh and Flanders Festivals, and plays the harpsichord with many of the leading Chamber ensembles including the Academy of St. Martins, with whom in 1971 he made a three week tour of Germany. This was followed in February 1972 by a further tour of Germany with the English Chamber Orchestra.
Leslie Pearson has made many recordings including those of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos (CFP 400 I 0 and 400 I I), and one entitled Spanish ·Fiesta with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (CFP 40027) for Classics for Pleasure.

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