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George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)
Episode 2 of 5: London

Handel becomes composer in residence at Cannons and makes London his permanent home.

Handel quickly found his feet in London. He was introduced at court and Queen Anne moved to grant him a regular pension. He found himself with a a steady stream of lucrative commissions and began to develop a brand new vocal genre that would soon take his adopted nation by storm. Esther becomes the first English Oratorio. Presented by Donald Macleod.

Eternal Source of Light Divine (Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne)
Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford
Academy of Ancient Music
Simon Preston, conductor

My Song Shall Be Alway (Chandos Anthem No 7)
The Sixteen Choir and Orchestra
Harry Christophers, conductor

Keyboard Suite No 2 in F major, HWV 427
Ottavio Dantone, harpsichord

Acis and Galatea (excerpt)
Kym Amps, soprano (Galatea)
The Scholars Baroque Ensemble
David van Asch, conductor

Overture: Esther
Dunedin Concert
John Butt, conductor.

00:01
George Frideric Handel
Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne: Eternal Source of Light Divine
Performer: Academy of Ancient Music
Performer: Christ Church Cathedral Oxford Choir
Conductor: Simon Preston

00:09
George Frideric Handel
My song shall be always
Choir: The Sixteen
Orchestra: Sixteen Orchestra
Conductor: Harry Christophers

00:32
George Frideric Handel
Keyboard Suite No. 2 in F major, HWV 427
Performer: Ottavio Dantone

00:43
George Frideric Handel
Acis and Galatea: Air
Singer: David van Asch
Singer: Kym Amps
Ensemble: The Scholars

00:51
George Frideric Handel
Esther Overture
Ensemble: Dunedin Consort
Ensemble: Dunedin Players
Conductor: John Butt

First broadcast: 24 Nov 2015 (b06pxl5y)
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