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9780199550968

Handel and the English Chapel Royal

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  • ISBN13:

    9780199550968

  • ISBN10:

    0199550964

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2008-09-15
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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Summary

Handel's English church music spans the complete period of his active career in London: his first anthem and the Utrecht Te Deum were composed soon after his arrival in London, and his last works nearly 40 years later. The repertory, which includes the Coronation Anthem Zadok the Priest, formsone of the most impressive and engaging areas of Baroque church music. Most of it was stimulated by Handel's creative contact with the English Chapel Royal, a group of professional singers in a different tradition from the opera stars with whom he worked in the theatre.Appearing in paperback for the first time, this first full-length study of Handel's English Church music traces the background to the diverse items in the repertory, which relates directly to Handel's constant but changing relationship with the Hanoverian British royal family, and was affected bypolitical and dynastic events. It also examines the circumstances of Handel's performances, the building which (unlike his theatres) still survives in London today.

Table of Contents

History and Repertory
Introduction
The Chapel Royal before Handel's arrival in England: Symphony Anthems and Thanksgivings
Handel and the English Verse Anthem: His First Setting of As pants the hart, c. 1712
Handel's Music for the Peace of Utrecht, 1713
Other Chapel Royal Music from the First Period, 1712-1714
Interlude, 1714-1719
The King's Return: Handel's Re-establishment at the Chapel Royal
New Versions of As pants the hart
Other Chapel Royal Music from the Second Period, 1722-1726
The New Reign and the 1727 Coronation
The Chapel Royal and Handel's Oratorios
Princess Anne's Wedding Anthem, 1733-1734
Anthems for Other Royal Family Occasions in the 1730s: Two Weddings and a Funeral
War and Peace: Commemorations in the 1740s
Epilogue
Institutions, Resources, and Venues
The London Choirs
Orchestral Accompaniment
Buildings
The Chapel's Resources and Handel's Music
Appendices
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