Frenchman Henri Casadesus wore several hats: composer, violist and skillful musical mimic. In 1924, Casadesus (1879-1947) unveiled what he claimed to be a long-missing work by George Frideric Handel ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ian Watson is the associate conductor of the Handel and Haydn Society and its principal keyboard player. The society will perform ...

It's a truly eclectic feast on Saturday Baroque this week... Handel's Harp Concerto was originally premiered at the King's Theatre in London in 1736. Published as an organ concerto, the piece's ...

(16) Concertos for Organ and Strings, Movements: G, HWV289 (Op. 4/1) George Frideric Handel, Composer Ragna Schirmer, Fortepiano (16) Concertos for Organ and Strings, Movements: B flat, HWV290 (Op.

Organ virtuoso Richard Egarr delivers a stirring rendition of George Frideric Handel‘s last published set of instrumental concertos. These pieces for organ, which were published posthumously… By ...

Organ Concerto in F Major, HWV 292: I. Allegro - No. 4 from "6 Organ Concertos, Op. 4 - London, 1738" Organ Concerto in F Major, HWV 292: II. Andante - No. 4 from "6 Organ Concertos, Op. 4 - London, ...

The six concertos that make up Handel’s Op.4 are the most uplifting, life-enhancing works of their kind. These period instrument performances spring off the page, freshly minted, with lively tempos ...

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Throughout the week, Classic FM’s presenters bring you the best new recordings, including world exclusives and premiere broadcasts of latest releases. John Suchet's Album of the Week. Picture: Classic ...

The Handel and Haydn Society has released Mozart Violin Concertos: Volume 1, a collection of pieces performed by the H+H Orchestra and concertmaster Aisslinn Nosky. Mozart's Violin Concertos need ...

Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony continue their Mahler cycle with the extravaganza to end all extravaganzas, the Eighth Symphony. Dubbed "Symphony of a Thousand" for its mass of ...