Georg Friedrich Händel Partitions

Experience one of the most moving and triumphant oratorios in music history with George Frideric Handel's masterpiece "Judas Maccabaeus" (HWV 63). This monumental three-act work depicts the heroic str...

George Frideric Handel's masterpiece 'Samson HWV 57' stands among the most dramatic and moving oratorios of the Baroque era. Across three acts, the work captivates audiences with its profound musical...

Die Ausgabe beinhaltet bekannte als auch verschiedene im Allgemeinen unbekannte Chorsätze Händels. Enthalten sind Stücke mit hohen chorischen Anforderungen und solche, die auch sehr gut von Laienchöre...

Die Ausgabe beinhaltet bekannte als auch verschiedene im Allgemeinen unbekannte Chorsätze Händels. Enthalten sind Stücke mit hohen chorischen Anforderungen und solche, die auch sehr gut von Laienchöre...

With "Dank sei dir Herr", Iris Musikverlag presents a deeply moving, festive work filled with devotion and musical grandeur. This expressive composition for mixed choir (SATB) unfolds an incomparable...

Nur bei gleichzeitiger Abnahme von mindestens 20 Chorpartituren lieferbar.

Fill your church or concert hall with festive gratitude and majestic sound: "Dank sei dir Herr" is a timeless, moving piece of sacred choral music that captivates choirs and audiences alike. Published...

SATB with SSTB Soli

The Oratorio of Hercules was composed in about four weeks, in the months of July and August, 1744. The date of the commencement of the work probably fell within the latter half of July. The first perf...

Jephtha, Handel's last oratorio, was commenced on the 21st of January 1751 and finished on August 30 of the same year, after several interruptions caused by the composer's eye-disease and occaisional...

The allegorical play The Triumph of Time and Truth is based upon a work which Handel composed at Rome about 1708, to Italian words by Cardinal Panfili. In the year 1737 he brought it before the London...

The beloved Water Music by George Friederic Handel has here been edited by Robert Boudreau for the conductor's own American Wind Symphony Orchestra, which - much like King George I's original performa...