George Frideric Handel: His Personality & His TimesCassell Limited, 1923 - 378 pàgines |
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Pàgina 64
... soprano to the Florentine Court . She 1 Mainwaring began the story , and Chrysander amplified it . Even Rockstro was caught by the notion of this Court actress hunting down the young composer , and gave credence to the fabrication . 2 ...
... soprano to the Florentine Court . She 1 Mainwaring began the story , and Chrysander amplified it . Even Rockstro was caught by the notion of this Court actress hunting down the young composer , and gave credence to the fabrication . 2 ...
Pàgina 86
... soprano voice which dropped with his later years to a rich contralto . He was a faddist , a dilettante . He wrote poetry . He supped at the richest tables of Venice and Rome . He had all kinds of organising schemes , among which was one ...
... soprano voice which dropped with his later years to a rich contralto . He was a faddist , a dilettante . He wrote poetry . He supped at the richest tables of Venice and Rome . He had all kinds of organising schemes , among which was one ...
Pàgina 95
... soprano of poor execution . Valentini was the only outstanding singer of those who had been heard in Rinaldo they were a poor lot . Not that they can be held responsible for the failure of Rossi's atrocious words , and Handel's hastily ...
... soprano of poor execution . Valentini was the only outstanding singer of those who had been heard in Rinaldo they were a poor lot . Not that they can be held responsible for the failure of Rossi's atrocious words , and Handel's hastily ...
Pàgina 108
... soprano , but after a fit of sickness her voice sank to a contralto.1 Mrs Robinson was one of the romantic figures of the eighteenth- century stage , and almost alone in the fact that her morals from first to last were above reproach ...
... soprano , but after a fit of sickness her voice sank to a contralto.1 Mrs Robinson was one of the romantic figures of the eighteenth- century stage , and almost alone in the fact that her morals from first to last were above reproach ...
Pàgina 127
... soprano , clear , penetrating and flexible , his intona- tion faultless , his shake perfect . Purity , simplicity and expressiveness were the characteristics of his style . " " cc 1 Senesino took his name from the town of Sienna , in ...
... soprano , clear , penetrating and flexible , his intona- tion faultless , his shake perfect . Purity , simplicity and expressiveness were the characteristics of his style . " " cc 1 Senesino took his name from the town of Sienna , in ...
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Academy Anthem audience barber-surgeon beauty became began Beggar's Opera Bononcini Brook Street brought Burlington castrato Charles Jennens child chorus Christopher Smith Church Cibber composed concerts Court crowded Cuzzoni declared Delany Duke Earl England English failure Faramondo Farinelli Faustina favour Foundling Hospital friends G. F. Handel gave genius George Frideric George Frideric Handel George Handel German Halle Hamburg Handel Hanover harpsichord Haymarket Heidegger honour Italian Italy Jennens Jephtha Keiser King King's Theatre knew ladies later letter libretto Liebfrauenkirche lived London Lord married master Mattheson melody Messiah mood Morell musician never night oratorio Ottoboni palace passed performance played Porpora Prince of Wales produced Queen Radamisto rich Rinaldo Rome Royal Schlamm season Senesino singers singing Society song soul stage Strada success Susanna talk things thought tion town triumph Venice voice Walsh wonderful words wrote youth Zachow
Passatges populars
Pàgina 107 - ... the king attended assiduously on each occasion. The baron addressed himself therefore to Heidegger, a Suisse by nationality, but the most intelligent agent the nobility could have for their pleasures. Heidegger answered that much as he was eager to oblige his majesty, he must reserve the subscription for the big enterprises, to wit. the masquerades, each of which was worth from 300 to 400 guineas to him. "Baron Kilmanseck, seeing that HM was vexed about these difficulties, resolved to give the...
Pàgina 170 - The dress of the Queen on this occasion was as fine as the accumulated riches of the City and suburbs could make it ; for besides her own jewels (which were a great number and very valuable) she had on her head and on her shoulders all the pearls she could borrow of the ladies of quality at one end of the town, and on her petticoat all the diamonds she could hire* of the Jews and jewellers at the other...
Pàgina 158 - To the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled...
Pàgina 198 - Voices and Instruments. NB There will be no Action on the Stage, but the House will be fitted up in a decent Manner, for the Audience.
Pàgina 198 - By his Majesty's command, at the King's Theatre in the Haymarket, on Tuesday the 2nd. day of May, will be performed the sacred story of Esther; an oratorio in English, formerly composed by Mr. Handel, and now revised by him with several additions, and to be performed by a great number of voices and instruments.
Pàgina 107 - Baron Kilmanseck, seeing that HM was vexed about these difficulties, resolved to give the concert on the river at his own expense, and so the concert took place the day before yesterday. The King entered his barge about eight o'clock with the Duchess of Bolton, the Countess of Godolphin, Mad. de Kilmanseck, Mad. Were, and the Earl of Orkney, gentleman of the King's Bedchamber who was on guard. " By the side of the Royal barge was that of the musicians to the number of 50 who played all kinds of instruments,...
Pàgina 293 - I went last Friday to Alexander's Feast, but it was such a melancholy pleasure as drew tears of sorrow to see the great though unhappy Handel, dejected wan and dark, sitting by, not playing on the harpsichord, and to think how his light had been spent by being overplied in music's cause.
Pàgina 336 - Hush ! Strife and Quarrel, over the solemn grave ! Sound, trumpets, a mournful march. Fall, dark curtain, upon his pageant, his pride, his grief, his awful tragedy.
Pàgina 202 - Israel, and Strada gave us a Hallelujah of half an Hour long; Senesino and Bertolli made rare work with the English Tongue you would have sworn it had been Welch; I would have wish'd it Italian, that they might have sang with more ease to themselves, since, but for the Name of English, it might as well have been Hebrew.
Pàgina 310 - ... the fore-part of the day reviewed the three regiments of Footguards from the garden wall of St. James's, witnessed the fireworks from a pavilion in the Park which had been erected for his reception. The Prince and Princess of Wales, who were on bad terms with the King, kept aloof, and saw the display from the house of the Earl of Middlesex, in Arlington Street. The performance began with a grand military overture, composed by Handel, in which "one hundred cannon, fired singly with the music,"...