Instrumental Duet Baritone Horn TC/Euphonium,Instrumental Duet - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.552880 Composed by George Frideric Handel. Arranged by James M. Guthrie. Baroque,Holiday,Standards,Wedding. Score and parts. 156 pages. Jmsgu3 #6362473. Published by jmsgu3 (A0.552880). G. F. Handel: Six Sonatas Complete (K. 555) Sonata No. II. LarghettoII. AllegroIII. AndanteIV. AllegroDuration: 9', Score: 13 pages Sonata No. II I. AffettuosoII. AllegroIII. DolceIV. VivaceDuration: 8:20' Score: 16 pages Sonata No. III I. AndanteII. PrestoIII. GraziosoIV. AllegroDuration: 8:50' Score: 15 pages Sonata No. IV I. AdagioII. AllegroIII. AmorosoIV. VivaceDuration: 9:15 Score: 14 Pages Sonata No. V I. LargoII. AllegroIII. SoaveIV. AllegroScore: 13 Pages, Duration: 11:12 Sonata No. VI I. AdagioII. AllegroIII. AndanteIV. VivaceDuration: 9:30 Score: 13 pagesGeorge Frideric Handel is one of the most celebrated composers of the Baroque era. He composed many genres of music, but he is best known for his large-scale choral works, including operas, oratorios, and cantatas. He was also highly respected for his chamber music and sonatas. Handel's chamber music was composed for small groups of instruments and was often used for private performances. His sonatas were written for a single instrument and often included a keyboard instrument. Handel was renowned for his ability to blend melodic ideas and inventive harmonies into his compositions, creating a unique and personal style. His works continue to be performed today, and his chamber music and sonatas are some of the most beloved pieces of music from the Baroque period. Handel's duet output was particularly noteworthy, and he wrote some of the most iconic and beloved duets in music history. His duets were often set in a homophonic texture, allowing the two voices to move together in harmony and melody. Handel also employed polyphonic techniques in his duets, using complex counterpoint and rhythmic devices to create rich, textured works. His duets often featured ornate melodies and rich harmonies, creating a full sound that was both beautiful and moving. Handel's duets are still some of the most popular works in classical music today, and they continue to be performed and enjoyed by audiences around the world.
