anyone with a computer can hear the whole CD on youtube @
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRhilRnQOIo That's where I listened to it. I heard it on my computer speakers, which are an old Altec Lansing 3 piece system--two midrange and treble speakers with a single woofer unit. It is the only remnant of my first computer system I bought at Office Depot in Spring 2002.
I must say it took some getting used to. It seems to me the instrumental balances are off, and it sounds like it might be a modern violin, which seems to dominate the harpsichord. Contrary to a previous comment, it sounds to me as if it is rather closely recorded, and the instruments are not given enough space and do not seem to blend well together because of the way they were recorded. I own a few harpsichord recordings of the Bach Goldberg Variations which I can recommend: 1) one of my favorites is probably the least well known, by an Australian harpsichordist and conductor named Jacqueline Ogeil on ABC Classics (ABC here stands for Australian Broadcasting Company. I got it from an Aussie vendor called Buywell. She also appears as a conductor on a superb album of Buxtehude cantatas. One of the most closely recorded versions is the Glossa recording by Fabio Bonizzoni. Then I also have recordings by Anthony Newman, Gustav Leonhardt, and Barbara Harbach, this last on a label called Gasparo Gallante.