George Frederich Händel
 
Great German-born English composer; b. Halle, Feb. 23, 1685 d. London, April, 1759. Handel was a man of the world who dedicated himself mainly to public spectacles, and who became a British subject. George Frederich Händel gained early fame as a performer and improviser on the harpsichord and the organ. He wrote most of his music during the first part of his creative life.This suite in D minor is taken from different suites for harpsichord, combine and arranged for the guitar by Rémi Boucher.