Georg Friedrich Händel Chornoten

Unison song from Rodelinda, using words by W. G. Rothery.

This cantata is the outcome of a request, and is an easy arrangement of movements of Messiah for use in school near to christmas. The movements selected are all taken from Part One of Messiah, but the...

Arranged for unison voices in the key of D.

The famous duet from Judas Maccabaeus, for two voices and piano. In Handel's score there is no direction for the kind of voices that are to sing this duet, but it is generally performed by two treble...

Handel 'Oh! Has I Jubal's Lyre' arranged for Unison voices and piano.

Handel's Rinaldo was the first Italian opera created specifically for the British stage and the work with which the composer made his spectacular London debut. This achingly beautiful piece has become...

O Sing Out with Pleasure is found in a section of Handel's Italian duet ''Langue, Geme e Sospira'' and is arranged for two-part treble choir by Patrick Liebergen. This very joyous work should be sung...

O Sing Out with Pleasure is found in a section of Handel's Italian duet ''Langue, Geme e Sospira'' and is arranged for two-part treble choir by Patrick Liebergen. This very joyous work should be sung...

Arranged for female or boys' voices, SSA by Ernest Read.

A slow and moving work by Handel, arranged by J. Michael Diack for SA chorus with piano accompaniment.