The London Handel Festival and The Brook Street Band presents “Royal Chamber Music” a programme of music by Handel, Lanzetti and Porpora, composers supported by ‘rival’ branches of the Royal family, George II and his son, the keen cellist Frederick, Prince of Wales. London’s colourful music scene is brought to life with Handel’s music a uniting force.
Saturday 4th April, 3.30pm and 5pm, St. George’s Hanover Square.
Rachel Harris and Kathryn Parry (violins), Tatty Theo (cello), Carolyn Gibley (harpsichord).
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Handel and his music were very much present in Royal occasions in the 18th century. He created strong ties with the Royal family, and he was commissioned to compose music for various royal celebrations, including coronations. He was also hired by the royal family to teach the princesses to play the harpsichord. When Handel moved […]
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