Georg Friedrich Händel: spartiti medio

Inhalt: 1. Ouverture 2. Bourée (Französischer Tanz) 3. La Paix (Der Friede) 4. Menuett 5. La Réjouissance (Das Freudenfest)

1st Trpt. written top note: D3 (E3) Grade 4 (Oberstufe) Ein Jazz-Big Band Arrangement mit Tenor Sax Solo. Das Adventslied 'Tochter Zion, freue dich' entstand in seiner jetzigen Form erst um 1820 in Er...

Originally written by Handel for violin and continuo (HWV 370), this edition has been arranged by Linda Maxey for marimba solo with piano accompaniment.

One of Handel's most popular piece, it is an air with variations arranged for four flutes or a flute choir.

This arrangement of the main theme of Handel's Hornpipe from his Water Music is intended for use by intermediate trombone students. The parts can be played with one or multiple players on a part.

One year after completing the "Messiah", Handel scored another triumph with the 1743 oratorio "Samson". Harapha's famous aria from "Samson" is presented here for grade 4 soloist with piano accompanime...

Splendidamente arrangiata dal maestro trombonista Allen Ostrander, questa cantata per solisti presenta comode terzine di ottave e ampi salti d'intervallo di un'ottava o più per sfidare gli esecutori i...

This famous and exciting piece would make a great opening to a concert or it could even be used as a recessional at a wedding service. The technical parts flow very nicely and sound more difficult tha...

Originally a duet for trumpet and soprano, this beautiful aria from Birthday Ode for Queen Anne has been arranged for brass quintet. The flowing lines of the two trumpets make this piece perfect for w...

This is from a set of music for harpsichord written in 1720 for Princess Anne. A flowing theme is followed by variations of increasing complexity, featuring all the members in the quintet. A great tou...

This Suite in D, also known as Mr. Handel's Celebrated Water Piece (and A Choice Sett of Aires) is a five movement piece originally for trumpet and strings. This edition, in the original key of D, all...

George Frederic Handel wrote his most famous oratorio, Messiah, in a little over three weeks. There is little doubt that this work is one of the most famous and often performed choral pieces in histor...