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David Schulenberg is a music historian and performer specializing in historical keyboard instruments. He has authored a textbook on Baroque music and produced critical editions of works by J.S. and C.P.E. Bach. His scholarly contributions include journal articles and essays on a range of topics, such as Elizabethan keyboard music and the works of composers like Froberger, Telemann, Haydn, and Mozart. In addition to his writing, Schulenberg's discography features CD recordings on labels including Naxos, Hungaroton, and Brilliant Classics, showcasing chamber music by composers such as Quantz and J.G. Graun. He is actively involved in the music community, with recent performances at Boston Clavichord Society recitals and interpretations of C.P.E. Bach's piano quartets through the Society of Historically Informed Performance, accessible on YouTube. His recent book on historical performance practice in Baroque music has been published by Boydell Press.
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