This recording presents the first complete collection of Maurice Greene and William Boyce’s keyboard works, reflecting the elegant, cosmopolitan style of Georgian England. Greene’s overtures and keyboard “Lessons” blend French, Italian, and English influences, bridging Baroque counterpoint and the emerging Galant style. Boyce’s voluntaries continue this tradition with refined counterpoint and graceful harmony, marking a late expression of the genre. Harpsichordist Fernando De Luca brings these rarely recorded works to life, highlighting their vitality and historical significance.