George Frederic Handel was primarily funded by various patrons throughout his career, most notably by King George II of Great Britain. Handel's works were often commissioned by the royal court, and he received substantial financial support from wealthy patrons, which allowed him to create his operas and oratorios. Additionally, ticket sales from his public performances contributed to his income, especially during the later years of his career when he focused more on oratorio compositions.
He lived in Italy for 3 months...
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George Frideric Handel's parents were George and Dorothea (née Taust) Handel. George Handel the elder was an eminent barber-surgeon in Halle, in the Duchy of Magdeburg, in what is now Germany.
Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Monteverdi and Purcell.
He lived in the baroque time period and he composed music.
Yes Indeed George Frederic Handel played the violin as well as the Clavichord
GEORGE Frederic Handel was 74 when he died which was in London, England
composer
74
the baroque era.
He lived in Italy for 3 months...
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"Let's Imitate Her Notes"
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George Frideric Handel's parents were George and Dorothea (née Taust) Handel. George Handel the elder was an eminent barber-surgeon in Halle, in the Duchy of Magdeburg, in what is now Germany.
Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Monteverdi and Purcell.
After an illness and injuries which brought on blindness, Handel returned to his home on Brook Street in London. He died there on April 14, 1759.