Water Music
Album by George Frideric Handel & Consort of London & Robert Haydon Clark
Water Music is an orchestral suite by George Frideric Handel, composed in 1717. The suite is rooted in Baroque dance forms with brass and strings arranged to carry across outdoor spaces, and it was written while Handel worked for the English court early in his London career.
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- 1.Suite no. 1: Overture: Large - Allegro5:32
- 2.Suite no. 1: Andante staccato1:43
- 3.Suite no. 1: Allegro - Andante - Allegro7:15
- 4.Suite no. 1: Presto3:58
- 5.Suite no. 1: Air2:58
- 6.Suite no. 1: Minuet for french horn3:01
- 7.Suite no. 1: Bourree2:13
- 8.Suite no. 1: Hornpipe2:33
- 9.Suite no. 1: Andante2:46
- 10.Suite no. 1: Overture4:27
- 11.Suite no. 1: Alla hornpipe4:41
- 12.Suite no. 2: Minuet2:24
- 13.Suite no. 2: Presto2:33
- 14.Suite no. 2: Menuet1:02
- 15.Suite no. 2: Bourree2:07
- 16.Suite no. 2: Country dance1:45
- 17.Suite no. 3 "Trumpet": Allegro2:11
- 18.Suite no. 3 "Trumpet": Alla hornpipe4:22
- 19.Suite no. 3 "Trumpet": Trumpet minuet2:26
- 20.Suite no. 3 "Trumpet": Lentement1:20
- 21.Suite no. 3 "Trumpet": "This aire to be play'd thrice"1:33







