Almira Opera Composed
Handel composed Almira for the Hamburg opera stage during the early phase of his career.
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Handel composed Almira for the Hamburg opera stage during the early phase of his career.
The opera Almira received its first performance in Hamburg and established Handel as a young theatrical composer.
Handel presented his second opera Nero in Hamburg although its music is now lost.
Handel composed the Latin psalm setting Dixit Dominus during his Italian residence.
The opera Rodrigo was performed in Florence during Handel's productive period in Italy.
Handel composed the allegorical oratorio Il trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno in Rome.
Handel's Italian oratorio La Resurrezione received its first performance in Rome.
Handel wrote the dramatic cantata Aci Galatea e Polifemo for a Neapolitan patron.
Handel's opera Agrippina opened in Venice and enjoyed considerable success.
Handel accepted an appointment as Kapellmeister to the Elector of Hanover.
George Frideric Handel's Rinaldo premiered in London, establishing his reputation there with a spectacular Italian language opera.
Handel's Rinaldo premiered in London and helped introduce his Italian operatic style to local audiences.
Handel's pastoral opera Il pastor fido premiered in London.
Handel's opera Teseo was first performed at the Queen's Theatre in London.
Handel composed a ceremonial Te Deum associated with celebrations of the Peace of Utrecht.
Handel supplied a Jubilate setting to accompany the Utrecht thanksgiving observances.
Handel composed Eternal Source of Light Divine for Queen Anne's birthday festivities.
Handel's opera Amadigi di Gaula received its first London performance.
Handel's Water Music was performed during a royal excursion on the River Thames.
Handel began producing English anthems for worship at the Duke of Chandos's estate.
Handel composed the English pastoral entertainment Acis and Galatea during his Cannons period.
Handel composed an early version of the biblical drama Esther for private performance.
Handel's opera Radamisto was presented by the Royal Academy of Music in London.
A collection of Handel's keyboard suites appeared in London under his supervision.
Handel's Floridante premiered in London during the Royal Academy's opera seasons.
The opera Ottone became a notable success in Handel's London theatrical career.
Handel's opera Flavio was performed at the King's Theatre in London.
George Frideric Handel's Giulio Cesare in Egitto premiered at the King's Theatre in London, dramatizing Caesar's encounters with Cleopatra.
Handel's Tamerlano explored the conflict between Bajazet and Timur on the London opera stage.
George Frideric Handel's Rodelinda premiered in London, presenting a story of marital loyalty amid political intrigue.
Handel's opera Scipione received its first London staging.
The opera Alessandro was produced with leading Italian singers in London.
Handel's Admeto premiered and featured prominent performers from his London company.
Handel introduced Riccardo Primo as an opera with a historical English royal subject.
Handel composed Zadok the Priest for the coronation of George II.
Handel's Siroe was performed during the later years of the first Royal Academy.
Handel's Tolomeo premiered in London as the original Royal Academy neared its end.
Handel presented Partenope in London with a libretto set in ancient Naples.
Handel's opera Orlando premiered and explored the madness of its title character.
The opera Alcina was first performed at Covent Garden with magical themes and elaborate staging.
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