Partitions Georg Friedrich Händel pour chœur mixte

Almira, le premier opéra de Haendel, a été créé avec succès en 1705 au Theater am Gänsemarkt de Hambourg. Il était dirigé par Reinhard Keiser, qui, fait remarquable, avait auparavant mis lui-même en m...

From Chandos Anthem No. 6, this easily-learned contrapuntal work has a majestic quality that will enhance all types of programs in church, school and community.

The Peter Aston Editorial Library prides itself in introducing otherwise unknown English works. From Handel's Israel in Egypt comes this too often overlooked classic.

The Chandos Anthems were composed by Handel while serving as court musician for the English Duke of Chandos. Master editor, Walter Ehret, has taken the fairly extended eighth chorus and created a vers...

A Handel anthem and joyful new English lyrics combine to form an accessible and appealing selection for young choirs. Available: SAB. Performance Time: Approx. 1:35.

From Handel's Semele, this classic work arranged by Roger Emerson, offers many musical rewards for young singers. An excellent selection for contest or festival. Available for 3-Part Mixed and 2-Part....

Calling on the great Handel oratorio tradition, this work from Judas Maccabaeus would be effective during Lent, Passion/Palm Sunday, or for use at a memorial service.

This ever-popular chorus from Handel's oratorio Judas Maccabaeus is now available in an elegant scholarly edition by Dr. David Stocker. Makes a great concert opener!

This Palm Sunday anthem is filled with imitative counterpoint typical of George Frederic Handel. Great for church choirs but also successful with high school voices, the work could be used on any fest...

This is one of Handel's most well known and love choral works. Here, Andre Thomas provides a practical modern edition making the piece more useable for our choirs and audiences. The long introduction...

For SATB Choir and accompaniment.

For SATB Choir with accompaniment. Schirmer Edition.

For SATB Choir with Piano or Organ accompaniment.

Handel's famous Hallelujah Chorus from his Oratorio the Messiah, arranged for SAB choir and Piano accompaniment by Carl Deis.

From 'Samson'. For SATB Choir with Organ accompaniment and optional Trumpets.