alto recorder, author [quotation], recorder, recorder [soprano], recorder [tenor], recorder [sopranino] Lucie Horsch
art direction Fred Münzmaier
cello Gregor Horsch
chitarrone, theorbo Søren Leupold
tracks 1-16 composed by Antonio Vivaldi
tracks 17 composed by Jean-Jacques Rousseau
coordinator [production] Joanne Baines
edited by [recording] Claire Hay
edited by [recording], producer [recording] Alexander Van Ingen
engineer, mastered by, mixed by Philip Siney
ensemble, orchestra Amsterdam Vivaldi Players
executive-producer Dominic Fyfe
liner notes Saskia Törnqvist
liner notes [critical edition] Reinhard Strohm
liner notes [translation] Daniel Fesquet
liner notes [translation] Stefan Lerche
product manager Sam Le Roux
technician [harpsichord made after] Hans Ruckers II
technician [harpsichord maker] Joel Katzman
technician [sopranino recorder maker] Friedrich Von Huene
technician [soprano, alto, and tenor recorders maker] Seiji Hirao
Lucie plays a soprano and alto recorder that Seiji Hirao resp. 2016 in Japan for her, on a tenor recorder that was also built for her in Japan in 2012, and on a 1972 sopranino recorder by Friedrich von Huene.

Harpsichord: Joel Katzman, Amsterdam, 1991 (after Ruckers, Antwerp, 1638)