Henry Purcell: Twenty Keyboard Pieces and one by Orlando Gibbons

• first publication of the Purcell manuscript discovered in 1993, now held in The British Library, London
• Henry Purcell used this teaching manuscript to introduce the forms and keyboard techniques of his day
• edited by leading British harpsichordist Davitt Moroney, whose fascinating preface illustrates the collection’s background and importance
• includes five facsimile pages
• includes recording of all the pieces by Davitt Moroney on CD