Performers
Guy Touvron (Trumpet)- Jean-Patrice Brosse (Harpsichord)
- Mark Padmore (Tenor)
- Pascal Monteilhet (Theorbo)
- Bernard Deletré (Bass)
- Isabelle Desrochers (Soprano)
- Crispian Steele-Perkins (Trumpet)
- Patricia Petibon (Soprano)
- Gérard Lesne (Countertenor)
- Nicholas Danby (Organ)
- Susan Graham (Mezzo Soprano)
- Balázs Máté (Cello)
- Christopher Robson (Countertenor)
- Bob Asperen (Harpsichord)
- James Bowman (Countertenor)
- Marcelo Bussi (Organ)
- Paul Nicholson (Organ)
- Bernhard Klapprott (Harpsichord)
- Richard Boothby (Viol)
- Carsten Lohff (Harpsichord)
- Nancy Argenta (Soprano)
- Werner Jacob (Organ)
- Nigel North (Lute)
- Hans de Vries (Oboe)
- Paul Nicholson (Harpsichord)
- Marion Scott (Recorder)
- David Daniels (Countertenor)
- Rachel Beckett (Recorder)
- Stephanie Blythe (Mezzo Soprano)
- Michel Debost (Flute)
- Della Jones (Mezzo Soprano)
- Lionel Rogg (Organ)
- Arleen Augér (Soprano)
- Christian Tetzlaff (Violin)
- Monica Huggett (Violin)
- Mark Bennett (Trumpet)
- Ray Still (Oboe)
- Paul Goodwin (Oboe)
- Mikhail Pletnev (Piano)
- Elizabeth Wallfisch (Violin)
- Véronique Gens (Soprano)
- Alison Bury (Violin)
- Giovanni Scaramuzzino (Mandolin)
- Sharon Isbin (Guitar)
- Sonia Maurer (Mandolin)
- Gustav Leonhardt (Harpsichord)
- Chiara Banchini (Violin)
- Christoph Prégardien (Tenor)
- Michel Sanvoisin (Flute)
- Christophe Rousset (Harpsichord)
- Maggie Cole (Harpsichord)
- Montserrat Figueras (Soprano)
- Bernard Soustrot (Trumpet)
- Maurice André (Trumpet)
- Asperen, Bob van
- Auriacombe, Louis
- Biondi, Fabio
- Christie, William
- Cleobury, Stephen
- Cohën-Akenine, Patrick
- Corboz, Michel
- Haïm, Emmanuelle
- Hadden, Nancy
- Herreweghe, Philippe
- Hickox, Richard
- Huggett, Monica
- Kantorow, Jean-Jacques
- Kraemer, Nicholas
- Kuijken, Sigiswald
- Ledger, Philip, Sir
- Lehan, Fritz
- Leonhardt, Gustav
- Mandrin, Emmanuel
- McCreesh, Paul
- Nelson, John
- Niquet, Hervé
- Norrington, Roger
- Parrott, Andrew
- Rees, Jonathan
- Reyne, Hugo
- Rooley, Anthony
- Rovátkay, Lajos
- Savall, Jordi
- Stamp, Richard
- Wallez, Jean-Pierre
- Academy of Ancient Music
- Academy of London
- Boston Early Music Festival Choir
- Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra
- Capella Agostino Steffani
- Choir of the Age of Enlightenment
- City of London Baroque Sinfonia
- Collegium Vocale
- Concerto Cologne
- Consort of Musicke
- Consortium Musicum
- English Chamber Orchestra
- Ensemble Circa 1500
- Ensemble d'Auvergne
- Ensemble Sonnerie
- European Voices
- Fretwork
- Gabrieli Consort
- Gulbenkian Foundation Chorus Lisbon
- Gulbenkian Foundation Symphony Orchestra Lisbon
- Hespèrion XX
- Instrumental Ensemble
- King's College Choir, Cambridge
- L'Europa Galante
- La petite bande
- La Simphonie du Marais
- Le Concert d'Astrée
- Le Concert spirituel
- Les Arts florissants
- Les Demoiselles de Saint-Cyr
- Les folies françoises
- London Classical Players
- Melante Amsterdam
- Netherlands Chamber Choir
- Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
- Orlando Gibbons Viol Ensemble
- Paris Orchestral Ensemble
- Raglan Baroque Players
- Scottish Ensemble
- Seminario Musicale
- Sonnerie Trio
- Taverner Choir
- Taverner Consort
- Taverner Players
- The Sixteen
- Toulouse Chamber Orchestra
Notes & Reviews:
EMI's collection 100 Best Baroque includes a generous 460 minutes of some of the most familiar works or movements from works written during the Baroque era. There is a good mix of genres, including works for orchestra, chorus, chamber ensemble, voice, and keyboard. The album is neatly organized by nationality, with composers representing England, Italy, France, Spain, and Germany. Drawn from EMI's deep archive, the performances are top of the line, featuring musicians outstanding in their fields, including Gustav Leonhardt, Jordi Savall, Andrew Parrott, Christophe Rousset, Monica Huggett, Sharon Isbin, Christian Tetzlaff, David Daniels, and Patricia Petibon. The sound is clean and clear throughout. ~ Stephen Eddins
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