Don't let the album artwork fool you: this is not a keyboard album. Naxos took good care choosing a variety of pieces to span over 100 years and several countries. They give us a showcase of the range of what we call Baroque music. It's all in here: sacred & secular vocal, melisma, concertos, harpsichord, pipe organ, solo work, and of course orchestral. The renderings are all equally excellent, and would entice people to purchase the albums that interest them.
There are a couple of quibbles: the engineer didn't put any dead space after the Lully track, so it crashes into the next piece. The recording levels weren't leveled out post compilation, so the lute galliard is louder than the full choral piece that precedes it. There's also a curiously unexplained harpsichord transcription of a Bach lute piece. But the price is right, the quality excellent, and the breadth of selection far reaching, so I give it 5 stars.