Arrival of the Queen of Sheba

[oxpaige95xo]

people call me this when im demanding things lol, i think it would be fitting for this to be played as im making my way their when my day comes lol

[foojuice101]

It's nice to listen to but when you actually play this...your arm will DIE. Trust me XD

[1985toyotacamry]

i used to play this since my middle school days it was a lil tricky tho but i got it 

[bigballsbigcock21]

i agree so damn elegance pure royalty i love this old classic as well

[arsnio7]

Excellent job!

[sweetnymphetamines]

This is why we all love Haendel !

[MrHanshubmann]

@sweetnymphetamines

Did you know that Haendel copied much of this one from Telemann? (Concert in F Major) Actually there are no objections to it, in the Baroque era it was quite normal to refine a musical work. In exchange for the template, Haendel sent to his friend (and enthusiastic gardener) Telemann a couple of flower bulbs. That's great!

[khl1975]

the star instrument here is for surely the oboe. The oboe makes the mood the perfect baroque piece :)

[PURPLEBEATTIE1]

This is a fine piece of music

[MysteriousSymphony]

May I ask you the details of this recording, please? It's the one I like the most.

[kesanchez14]

im playing this song in orcestra

[manny123kobom]

very good

[Sasukeliker1]

Our string ensemble played this for a concert and it sounded pretty good.

[ladyizzybelle]

i love this song my music teacher for music memory contest

[garret2federer]

she is a queen in Yemen my country

[Shiniami]

No Organ and not toooo fast...okay!

[LordRomanov01]

who is the queen of sheba?

[maximumload6]

@LordRomanov01

Great Scott, with a name like LordRomanov01, one would have assumed Patriarch Alexey II had imparted a little instruction on this issue

[maximumload6]

@LordRomanov01

Great Scott, with a name like LordRomanov01, one would have assumed Patriarch Alexey II had imparted a little instruction on this issue.

[Bu1garka]

Very nice music and very nice played. Bravo!

[dacatholicbandorgan]

No Organ?

[chucklesboy12]

of course not it is strictly a string and obeo piece y would they use and organ that would defeat the purpose of the time and reason it was written

[TheEcumenator]

lol i also found you looking for this piece!

we both just love it xD

as a matter of fact i might learn how to play the organ

[dacatholicbandorgan]

Please do. For some Parishes, Catholic Or Protestant it would be truly a God send to have an organist.

[danieldevallpb]

WIDOR not "Vidor"!!!

[bownessplace]

women should walk out the church married to this!!...wiggy

[1violaplayr]

Performer..?

[bubblykings]

oh I just love this.

[lottiebelottie]

I had this as my wedding music and Vidors Toccatta as well!!!

[dorthyandtotoauntem]

did u walk down the isle? to this?

[lottiebelottie]

i went up the aisle to my husband to this, back down the aisle to the Vidor.

[mabege1]

I always said when I got married I would have this as the music to which my bride would make her entrance--pure class and elegance. so much better than "Here comes the Bride"

[Zen876]

yeah handel did this

[haloisback]

ya he did, ROCK ON! i like mozart, beethoven, back, and handel

[indigoblue555]

to haloisback - let's say Back to Bach  :)

[samsung19940111toxic]

Cool. Great music. Who played it, though?

[rzeagle123]

i think George Frideric Handel done it not sure

[bloodydragon]

u r correkt =3