Handel
Handel
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His operas broaden their range thematically, becoming more experimental in their approach to the genre as a whole. Pieces such as Israel in Eygpt, L’Allegro, Il Penseroso ed Il Moderato, the two Dryden odes and Saul achieve a lucidity of personal utterance to which Messiah offers a natural culmination, and the heart of Handel’s unique achievement as a composer (an achievement whose sources continue to baffle those who look too narrowly in music for mainstreams and traditions) lies in these extra...ordinarily intense, crisis-ridden years of the 1730s. Later works like Semele, Theodora and Jephtha, awing in their architectonic complexity, are not so much the destined perfecting of experimental attempts carried out during the previous decade as consolidations upon ideas already fully developed by Handel. Had blindness not substantially stifled creativity, it is obvious that the composer, already responsible for putting his favourite medium to imaginative uses without parallel in the music of the age, would have gone on to ‘things unattempted yet’ in the field of lyric drama.
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His operas broaden their range thematically, becoming more experimental in their approach to the genre as a whole. Pieces such as Israel in Eygpt, L’Allegro, Il Penseroso ed Il Moderato, the two Dryden odes and Saul achieve a lucidity of personal utterance to which Messiah offers a natural culmination, and the heart of Handel’s unique achievement as a composer (an achievement whose sources continue to baffle those who look too narrowly in music for mainstreams and traditions) lies in these extra...ordinarily intense, crisis-ridden years of the 1730s. Later works like Semele, Theodora and Jephtha, awing in their architectonic complexity, are not so much the destined perfecting of experimental attempts carried out during the previous decade as consolidations upon ideas already fully developed by Handel. Had blindness not substantially stifled creativity, it is obvious that the composer, already responsible for putting his favourite medium to imaginative uses without parallel in the music of the age, would have gone on to ‘things unattempted yet’ in the field of lyric drama.
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