Jacques Ogg is a renowned harpsichordist and early music specialist with a profound interest in the Baroque and Classical repertoires. Born in the Netherlands, Ogg's passion for historically informed performance has placed him at the forefront of the early music scene, where his expertise in Baroque interpretation and skill as a continuo player are particularly esteemed. A prolific recording artist, Ogg's discography indicates a deep affinity for the works of Johann Sebastian Bach and his contemporaries, focusing on compositions for keyboard and chamber music ensembles.

Educated at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, Jacques Ogg has enjoyed a distinguished career both as a soloist and as a member of various respected early music ensembles. His intricate knowledge of period instruments, coupled with his refined touch and interpretive acumen, brings an authentic and lively character to the music of the 17th and 18th centuries. As reflected in his recent releases such as "Baroque Flute Sonatas," "Perspectives," and a series of acclaimed recordings featuring the music of C.P.E. Bach, J.S. Bach, and their students, Ogg's contributions have significantly enriched the appreciation of Baroque and early Classical music. His scholarly approach to performance, coupled with his role as a teacher, continues to influence new generations of musicians dedicated to historically informed practices.