The Birth of British Music: Handel, The Conquering Hero (Chapter 1)

[JacktheRiffer1]

Who is this awesome chick who is singing this Handel Piece with such devotion and charisma? I love Her voice I have to know wo she is!

[achantus1]

Too much talk, too little music!

[rvaughanwilliams1988]

they should have started from Tallis, Byrd, Gibbons, etc. ... maybe an episode on the Elizabethan madrigalists?!

[AmersfoortTristan]

Is there a place where I can find this particular version of Handel's Rinaldo (March). ?

[k1ltro]

hallelujah= we are the champions

[fredy26lima2005]

I hope you Like ir Yesterda i Make it From INGTK to Handel - Danielle my dear Friend v=dg8WWH0tLzw

[lzjwhu]

A little inaccuracy in this great video: the "United Kingdom"(4:14) didn't exist during Handel's stay in England. The little country was called "Great Britain" after the 1707 Act of Union, and the "United Kingdom" didn't come into existence until the year of 1801 upon the union with Ireland.

[HerrWarja]

Thank you for this documentary!

[centeravenue]

Such fine scripting, delivery and presentation! Thank you for posting it.

[spiderlime]

what about sir thomas augustine arne and dr. william boyce? was'nt there an episode about them?

[carosaxone]

@spiderlime

Nothing about Boyce and Arne. The serie included Handel, Haydn, Purcell and Mendelssohn

[riccardosiega]

carosaxone, your videos are the best.

[camposi]

Great! Many thanks for posting!!!

[corujao15]

Thanks Armando!I was expecting this wonderful documentary.

Is great!!!!!!

Ciao!

[Rosecrus]

I love this BBC tribute to the Glorious Mr Handel! Thanks you for posting, carosaxone!