According to
The Oxford Companion to Music, Jacques Champignon de Chambonnières came from a musical stock, his father being harpsichordist to Louis XIII, as he himself became later to Louis XIV, who appointed him Maître d'Hôtel and ennobled him. His harpsichord compositions are important; he is, in fact, is regarded as the farther of the French school of harpsichord composers. He has composed a Sarabande given in
Leichte Trios - Easy Trios.