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Oratorio (1) agg., oratorio (2) s.m.
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2001
Abstract The development of the oratorio during the eighteenth century was curiously chequered. Those of Handel were a kind of extension of his stage works; many of them have a strong narrative interest, and the problems of choral counterpoint often resulted in a powerful dramatic tension that is seldom to be found in the operas ...
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Abstract The development of the oratorio during the eighteenth century was curiously chequered. Those of Handel were a kind of extension of his stage works; many of them have a strong narrative interest, and the problems of choral counterpoint often resulted in a powerful dramatic tension that is seldom to be found in the operas ...
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2020
Messiah: an oratorio, compos'd by Mr. Handel.Imperfect, lacks B\4. (parts 2 and 3).First edition, printed by George Faulkner, Dublin for first performance, Dublin 13 April 1742.Attributed to Jennens in B.M. Catalogue.Music not included.XEROX of British Library copy at Xerox 4 no.
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Messiah: an oratorio, compos'd by Mr. Handel.Imperfect, lacks B\4. (parts 2 and 3).First edition, printed by George Faulkner, Dublin for first performance, Dublin 13 April 1742.Attributed to Jennens in B.M. Catalogue.Music not included.XEROX of British Library copy at Xerox 4 no.
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