Collection: LOUIS BAGGER - HIS MUSICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY RECORDINGS

Louis Bagger (1937–1986) was an American harpsichordist celebrated for his scholarly approach and vibrant performances of Baroque music. A student of the legendary harpsichordist Gustav Leonhardt, Bagger dedicated his career to both historically informed performance practice and expanding the instrument's repertoire.

Bagger was a prominent figure in the early music revival in the United States. He performed extensively as a soloist and continuo player, collaborating with many leading ensembles and musicians of his time. His recordings, though not numerous, are highly regarded for their clarity, stylistic insight, and technical brilliance. He was particularly admired for his interpretations of the works of J.S. Bach and the French Baroque masters.

Beyond his performing career, Bagger was a dedicated educator, holding positions at several prestigious institutions, including the Juilliard School. He inspired countless students with his deep knowledge of music history and his passion for the harpsichord. Louis Bagger's legacy endures through his recordings, his pedagogical influence, and his significant contributions to the understanding and appreciation of Baroque music in America.