Compact Disc CDA67053
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Handel arrived in Hamburg in 1703, aged eighteen. He spent four years in the city and wrote several works
for the town's opera house. Hamburg opera was a rather eclectic beast at the time, drawing on Italian and
French language and instrumental style alongside the native German. Handel fell happily into this genre;
this CD brings together a selection of the delightful orchestral music (which tends to be in the French
style) that Handel wrote there, some of it recorded for the first time.
Recorded on 3-5 December 1997
Duration: 63'38 |
Contents:
reconstructed by Peter Holman - first recording
Sleeve Notes
AMERICAN HANDEL SOCIETY RECORDING PRIZE 'A highly entertaining collection. Delightful rarities from the young Handel' (Classic CD) 'A marvellous disc' (The Independent') 'The disc is warmly commended' (Fanfare) Home | About Hyperion | Catalogue | News | Artists | Distributors |