Edward Parmentier has performed throughout the United States, Russia, Western Europe, Japan, and Korea on harpsichord and on historic organs, and is a frequent recitalist, lecturer and adjudicator at symposia and festivals. His collection of recordings has won both critical and popular acclaim. Recent releases include Bach’s partitas, French 17th-century harpsichord music, sonatas of Scarlatti and music of the English virginalists. He appears frequently in ensemble settings as a continuist and concerto soloist. Parmentier conducts modern instrument chamber orchestras in performances of Baroque and classical repertory. His annual summer harpsichord workshops at the University of Michigan attract performers from all over the world. Here he performs the music of Handel, collected in 1974 by Princeton University from Dr. James S. Hall. This record is in Mint condition as it is still sealed in its original shrink wrap. The sleeve would qualify as Near Mint as it has been knocked around for a few decades, but still in shrink.

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***We use the Goldmine Grading Guide, a universally accepted standard for representing the condition of physical music in the resale market. The levels range from Mint (perfect) down to Fair/Poor (damaged). For more information on gradings, please see our home page. All albums are freshly cleaned, play tested, and shipped with a protective anti-static inner sleeve and a premium polyethylene outer, unless otherwise specified. If you are looking for a single or album we don't have, send a message and we'll look for it! Happy grooving!***