(1992) Claude Bénigne Balbastre: Pieces De Clavecin. Premier Livre Concerto in C minor except that he was one

except that he was one of many musicians that undertook a long exile

He has since made soloist and recital appearances with leading musicians in many of the Major venues around the world

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as well as in the composer's private correspondence

(1992) Claude Bénigne Balbastre: Pieces De Clavecin. Premier Livre Concerto in C minor except that he was oneClaude Bnigne Balbastre earned fame in 18th century Paris as virtuoso on the harpsichord and organ as well as composer. He was organist at Saint Roch (1756), Notre Dame (1760), Chapelle royale, organist to the brother of the king (the future Louis XVIII) and harpsichordist to the Duke of Chartres and Marie Antoinette. Balbastre was also the titular organist to the royal abbey Panthmont, where he gave lessons to young students from Frances richest and