Georg Friedrich Händel Partituras

Compuesta en 1711, la ópera Rinaldo marca la irrupción triunfal de George Frideric Haendel en el escenario operístico londinense. La obertura refleja de forma impresionante el estilo barroco italiano...

This is a great technical feature for a tuba player. The scales and arpeggios in this showpiece fit nicely under the fingers which makes this solo sound harder than it is!

Sonata en do menor de Haendel arreglada para tuba solista y piano. Se incluye la parte en clave de sol en Mib. También se adaptaría a la trompa tenor en Mib.

Translating to English Awaken My Heart, this da capo aria from Handel's opera Giulio Cesare has been arranged for SSA voices for a delightful choral showcase. With options for drama and expression, ch...

Aria de la ópera "Rinaldo" La ópera seria "Rinaldo" se estrenó en 1711 en el "Queen's Theatre" de Londres. Sin embargo, la melodía, una zarabanda clásica, ya se había utilizado en la primera ópera de...

Lyrical baroque gem from the opera Xerxes set beautifully for the modern wind band.

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

Flex Series, 4 Parts + Percussion

This title is a collection of two-octave handbell arrangements. All of the titles are on treble clef. These titles are for a mixture of Lent, Palm Sunday and Easter: and they are mostly fairly short,...

This composition can be rung with 3 octaves: however, the optional notes use all of the 4th and/or 5th octaves.

G. F. Handel's original work, written for the crown heads of England, is just as festive and bright today, especially when played by bells, organ, brass and timpani! Ringers should enjoy being a part...

G. F. Handel's original work, written for the crown heads of England, is just as festive and bright today, especially when played by bells, organ, brass and timpani! Ringers should enjoy being a part...

G. F. Handel's original work, written for the crown heads of England, is just as festive and bright today, especially when played by bells, organ, brass and timpani! Ringers should enjoy being a part...

Hallelujah for Handbells!' should be the cheer for this transcription of G. F. Handel's classic choral for 3-5 octaves of bells and keyboard. The score is thick and busy, but the keyboard part takes t...