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Fuller, Albert (1926–2007)| US harpsichordist and conductor. He was known for playing French Baroque music and the sonatas of Scarlatti. He was appointed professor of harpsichord at Juilliard in 1964, and founded the Aston Magna Foundation (for the study of Baroque music) in 1972, where he was president and artistic director 1972–83, and the Helicon Foundation in 1985. He has conducted Rameau's Dardanus (in 1975) and Handel's Acis and Galatea (at New York in 1978) and Xerxes (in 1985). |
| He studied at the Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore, Maryland, and with Ralph Kirkpatrick (1911–84) and Paul Hindemith (1895–1963) at Yale. He made his debut in recital in New York in 1957, and undertook his first European tour in 1959. |
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