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[QUOTE="Bigboote, post: 4083997, member: 7631"] I visited his grave in Keadue Co. Roscommon a couple of decades ago. There’s a nice little park there; not much else. Another baroque composer I like is Pietro Locatelli. I don’t know much about him, but I have some discs of hit concerti grossi. William Boyce might be more rococo than baroque, but I really like some of his stuff, too. I think most of Boyce’s known music is choral; I don’t think much of Locatelli’s music survives at all. As with others, I think JS Bach is in a class all his own [/QUOTE]
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