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  • Messiah is nothing but borrowing from previous works he had created. Check out "No, di vol non vo 'fidarmi", I bet you will recognize it as well. This is why he was able to write Messiah in 24 days.

  • @ModernOrthodoxy That's quite a statement. Handel borrowed the material from a few of his previous works, but the vast majority of Messiah was newly composed. The only movements that were 'borrowed' were "And He Shall Purify," "For Unto Us A Child Is Born," "His Yoke Is Easy," and "O Death, Where Is Thy Sting?" Everything else was newly composed.

  • barroque composers did that all the time......

  • And the second part is the same tune as "And he shall purify" - Ingenius Handel :)

  • Wow! Interesting duet. Pretty much the same tune from the chorus "His Yoke is Easy" from Handel's Messiah. Lovely duet though :)

  • Handel apparently wrote this beforehand and later reworked them for the Messiah...

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