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George Frideric Handel ‘There Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field’: Recitative

George Frideric Handel: There Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field Messiah Part I Context George Frideric Handel’s Messiah has remained one of the composer’s most beloved works. Incredibly, Handel completed this 260-page oratorio in just 24 days during the summer of 1741. The scriptural text was compiled by Charles Jennens, Read more…

By Alex Burns, 4 years4 years ago
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Henri Duparc ‘Phidylé’: French Romantic

Henri Duparc: Phidylé Context Based on the 1858 poem of the same name by Leconte de Lisle, Henri Duparc’s setting of Phidylé remains one of his more popular works. Initially written for a high male voice and piano in 1882, Duparc also orchestrated it some 10 years later. Duparc was Read more…

By Alex Burns, 5 years5 years ago
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George Frideric Handel ‘The People that Walked in Darkness’: A Dark Journey

George Frideric Handel: The People that Walked in Darkness Messiah Part I Context George Frideric Handel’s Messiah has remained one of the composer’s most beloved works. Incredibly, Handel completed this 260-page oratorio in just 24 days during the summer of 1741. The scriptural text was compiled by Charles Jennens, with Read more…

By Alex Burns, 5 years5 years ago
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George Frideric Handel ‘For Behold, Darkness’: Dark and Brooding

George Frideric Handel: For Behold, Darkness Messiah Part I Context George Frideric Handel’s Messiah has remained one of the composer’s most beloved works. Incredibly, Handel completed this 260-page oratorio in just 24 days during the summer of 1741. The scriptural text was compiled by Charles Jennens, with the source being Read more…

By Alex Burns, 5 years ago
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George Frideric Handel ‘O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion’: Fast News

George Frideric Handel: O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion Messiah Part I Context George Frideric Handel’s Messiah has remained one of the composer’s most beloved works. Incredibly, Handel completed this 260-page oratorio in just 24 days during the summer of 1741. The scriptural text was compiled by Charles Read more…

By Alex Burns, 5 years ago
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George Frideric Handel ‘Behold, A Virgin Shall Conceive’: A Short Interlude

George Frideric Handel: Behold, A Virgin Shall Conceive Messiah Part I Context George Frideric Handel’s Messiah has remained one of the composer’s most beloved works. Incredibly, Handel completed this 260-page oratorio in just 24 days during the summer of 1741. The scriptural text was compiled by Charles Jennens, with the Read more…

By Alex Burns, 5 years ago
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George Frideric Handel ‘But Who May Abide’: The People’s Answer

George Frideric Handel: But Who May Abide Messiah Part I Context George Frideric Handel’s Messiah has remained one of the composer’s most beloved works. Incredibly, Handel completed this 260-page oratorio in just 24 days during the summer of 1741. The scriptural text was compiled by Charles Jennens, with the source Read more…

By Alex Burns, 5 years ago
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George Frideric Handel ‘Thus Saith the Lord’: Scene Two

George Frideric Handel: Thus Saith the Lord Messiah Part I Context George Frideric Handel’s Messiah has remained one of the composer’s most beloved works. Incredibly, Handel completed this 260-page oratorio in just 24 days during the summer of 1741. The scriptural text was compiled by Charles Jennens, with the source Read more…

By Alex Burns, 5 years5 years ago
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George Frideric Handel ‘Ev’ry Valley Shall Be Exalted’: Make Way! Make Way!

George Frideric Handel: Ev’ry Valley Shall Be Exalted Messiah Part I Context George Frideric Handel’s Messiah has remained one of the composer’s most beloved works. Incredibly, Handel completed this 260-page oratorio in just 24 days during the summer of 1741. The scriptural text was compiled by Charles Jennens, with the Read more…

By Alex Burns, 5 years5 years ago
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George Frideric Handel ‘Comfort Ye, My People’: The Voice of God

George Frideric Handel: Comfort Ye, My People Messiah Part I Context George Frideric Handel’s Messiah has remained one of the composer’s most beloved works. Incredibly, Handel completed this 260-page oratorio in just 24 days during the summer of 1741. The scriptural text was compiled by Charles Jennens, with the source Read more…

By Alex Burns, 5 years5 years ago

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