Physical CD
 
Reviews:
The harpsichord is rich and sonorous, matching perfectly the spacious, unhurried but nevertheless detailed interpretations… In fact the whole disc is of superb quality and represents the most persuasive and interesting Croft recording I have heard. An impressive disc by any standards.
Early Music Review
 
Playing a brass-strung harpsichord built by himself, Colin Booth most persuasively presents the engagingly fresh charm of these suites.
Gramophone
 
Track Listing:
Suite in G major: Ground; Minuett
Suite in C minor: Prelude; Allemande; Courante; Sarabanda; Ground; Aire; Hornpipe; Minuet
Suite in F: Scotch Tune; Air; Jigg
Suite in A: Ground; Minuett
Suite in D minor: Slow Almand; Corant; Slow Saraband
Trumpet Overture: Entry; Allegro; Adagio; Allegro
Suite in E minor: Almand; Corant; Saraband; Rondo; Gavotte
Suite in G minor: Prelude; Aire; Minuett
Suite in A major: Almand; Corant; Saraband
Scotch Tune (“The Lovesick Jockey”)
 
Croft is chiefly remembered for his church music, but the quality of his keyboard music is consistently good, with a defined personal style which is unusually tuneful, direct and attractive. He had the unusual ability of conveying a variety of contrasting moods within the confines of a harpsichord suite.