Arias from Acis & Galatea (Flute-Piano) (after Walsh 1730) - Georg Friedrich Handel

edited by Gerhard Braun / figured bass by Siegfried Petrenz

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Arias from Acis & Galatea (Flute-Piano) (after Walsh 1730) Arias from Acis & Galatea (Flute-Piano) (after Walsh 1730)
Arias from Acis & Galatea (Flute-Piano) (after Walsh 1730)

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UE18673

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figured bass by Siegfried Petrenz

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Handel's masque Acis and Galatea was first performed on the stage in Cannons in 1719. It proved so popular that several scenic and concertante performances followed, and a large number of arrangements for various instruments and combinations of instruments was published - right up to Mozart's 'reorchestration.' The present edition is based on an arrangement for flute and basso continuo published by John Walsh. The keyboard part closely follows Handel's orchestral writing. The publication of this arrangement is designed to provide the flutist with a selection of the best-known arias, judiciously adapted from the original, in a work which has retained its popularity to the present day.

Content

  • 1. Hush, ye pretty warbling quire
  • 2. Shepherd, what art thou pursuing
  • 3. Love in her eyes sits playing
  • 4. As when the dove laments
  • 5. Love sounds th'alarm
  • 6. Consider, fond shepherd

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Publisher(s):

Publishernumber:

UE18673

Instrument(s):

ISBN:

0

Number:

39329

Overige informatie:

figured bass by Siegfried Petrenz

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