The Contemporary Review, Volume 11A. Strahan, 1869 |
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Page 59
... course ) with the kind of disgust which the Liberal electors of Chelsea and Ayles- bury showed so plainly towards Mr. Odger and Mr. Howell . HANDEL . PART II . IN 1 . N April The Working Men's Parliamentary Association . 59.
... course ) with the kind of disgust which the Liberal electors of Chelsea and Ayles- bury showed so plainly towards Mr. Odger and Mr. Howell . HANDEL . PART II . IN 1 . N April The Working Men's Parliamentary Association . 59.
Page 60
HANDEL . PART II . IN 1 . N April , 1737 , the daily papers announced that Mr. Handel , who had been indisposed with rheumatism , was recovering . In October we read in the Daily Post that Mr. Handel , " the composer of Italian music ...
HANDEL . PART II . IN 1 . N April , 1737 , the daily papers announced that Mr. Handel , who had been indisposed with rheumatism , was recovering . In October we read in the Daily Post that Mr. Handel , " the composer of Italian music ...
Page 61
... Handel instantly resumed the composition of the operas which had only just now ruined him , and Faramondo was immediately produced with La Francesina and the famous Cafarelli Duca di Santi ... Handel . It was the nobles , not Handel . 6r.
... Handel instantly resumed the composition of the operas which had only just now ruined him , and Faramondo was immediately produced with La Francesina and the famous Cafarelli Duca di Santi ... Handel . It was the nobles , not Handel . 6r.
Page 62
... Handel's music was good bait for the merry - makers at tea gardens as well as for the men of genius . The proprietor of Vauxhall was so impressed with Handel's usefulness in bringing grist to his mill , that he had his music constantly ...
... Handel's music was good bait for the merry - makers at tea gardens as well as for the men of genius . The proprietor of Vauxhall was so impressed with Handel's usefulness in bringing grist to his mill , that he had his music constantly ...
Page 63
... Handel's death . With the exception of a brief and disastrous return to Italian opera in 1740 , Imeneo and Deidamia , Handel now definitely renounced that stage which had witnessed the triumph of his youthful powers and the failure of ...
... Handel's death . With the exception of a brief and disastrous return to Italian opera in 1740 , Imeneo and Deidamia , Handel now definitely renounced that stage which had witnessed the triumph of his youthful powers and the failure of ...
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