George Handel (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Composers)

by Mike Venezia

Series: Getting to Know the World's Greatest Composers

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Photographs, illustrations, cartoons, and text combine to examine the life and accomplishments of seventeenth-century German composer George Frideric Handel, creator of the oratorio "Messiah."

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Straightforward and funny. "Narration" by composer makes it accessible for younger students. (

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Photographs, illustrations, cartoons, and text combine to examine the life and accomplishments of seventeenth-century German composer George Frideric Handel, creator of the oratorio "Messiah."

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