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Anecdotes of George Frederick Handel

Wolfgang Glüxam (soloist), Francesca Lombardi Mazzulli (vocalist, soprano (voice)), Alfred Deller (vocalist), Orchestra of the Bach Cantata Club, Choir of the Bach Cantata Club, London, Gradus ad Parnassum, Ensemble Lorenzo da Ponte, Concerto Stella Matutina, Kammerchor Feldkirch, The Handel Festival...

Anecdotes of George Frederick Handel

Wolfgang Glüxam (soloist), Francesca Lombardi Mazzulli (vocalist, soprano (voice)), Alfred Deller (vocalist), Orchestra of the Bach Cantata Club, Choir of the Bach Cantata Club, London, Gradus ad Parnassum, Ensemble Lorenzo da Ponte, Concerto Stella Matutina, Kammerchor Feldkirch, The Handel Festival...

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It has been a long received opinion
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Handel was born
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Few instances occur
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It is the property of Genius
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His father, purposing to visit
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At the Duke's court
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He represented it as a crime
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At his return to Hall
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Having exhausted his source
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Buononcini, therefore, in order to try his skill
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But the display of congenial powers
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Proud to patronize
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Though Handel perfectly acquiesced
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But it was the effect of a principle
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There is a received account of a contest
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But Handel was not of a disposition
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In addition to the profits
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During his residence at Hamburgh
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At this period the Prince of Tuscany
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But his visit was only postponed
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Anno 1709
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From Venice he went to Rome
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From Rome he proceeded to Naples
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After his return to Germany
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This liberal offer Handel accepted
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At Dusseldorf he had a flattering reception
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Aaron Hill, who was manager of the opera
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Having staid in England near a twelvemonth
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In that composition
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In 1714 Queen Anne died
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The King inquiring who was the composer
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In the course of the summer
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He heard the performances of Handel
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During the last year 1720
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The great success of Handel
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Buononcini set the first act
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It is true, indeed
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If Handel was little disposed
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When Cuzzoni had refused to sing
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But their quarrels with Handel had little effect
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In this interval
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These imprudent measures
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It is not intended to describe the progress
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On the contrary, his band was always numerous
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In the days of his prosperity
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Nor had his enemies any cause to exult
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The publical ways sided with Handel
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Handel could not complain
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It may be alleged
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At length (1741) Handel determined
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He was received at Dublin
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As from this period Handel
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This novel species of entertainment
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After his return from Ireland
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Some years before his death (1751)
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It was a most affecting spectacle
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It is curious, though painful
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"Frondi tenera e belle" (Serse)
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"Ombra mai fu" (Serse)
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Nature at last became exhausted
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He was buried in Westminster Abbey
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George Frederick Handel
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He was averse to all restraint
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His chief foible
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His great delight was derived
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From the same motive
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Handel contracted few intimacies
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After the death of the mother
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Handels religious disposition
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He was no less bountiful to the Foundling Hospital
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There is not any circumstance
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To the literary world he owed little obligation
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He frequently presided
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His own death deprived him
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In the same Abbey where his body lies interred
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The genius and abilities of Handel
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Different minds Incline to different objects
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The distinction due to Shakspeare
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Words are, in relation to music
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The prejudice of fashion
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To specify Handel's claims
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Such is the force and effect of his productions
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I. Largo
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II. Allegro
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III. Largo e piano
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IV. Andante
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V. Hornpipe
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