G F Handel (1685-1759) was a German-born British composer and organist who spent his life working in London. He is credited with popularising opera and oratorio in Britain both importing Italian works and composing his own. Twelve Songs From The Oratorios have been edited by Alberto Randegger and are scored for Baritone or Bass with Piano accompaniment. It contains 12 airs from popular works such as Messiah Judas Maccabaeus and Samson and 8 of their associated recitatives. This is the perfect collection for any Bass or Baritone looking to expand their repertoire or for any Handel fan who wants todiscover more of his songs.Â
SKU: HL.49020888
ISBN 9783254002495. German. Katharina Knebel.
Till Sailer tells twelve vivid stories of the childhood and youth of the composer Georg Friedrich Handel in Halle, his trials at the Hamburg Opera, his first successes in Italy and his 'second life' in England. In London where Handel had the most prolific time of his life he wrote such masterpieces as 'Water Music' and the oratorio 'Messiah' with the famous Hallelujah chorus. Accurate in historical details, sensitive and always with a touch of humour, this book lets the reader gain an insight into the peculiarities of Handel's personality and the characteristic features of his epoch.