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handel: memoirs 2 - john mainwaring

Handel: Memoirs 2

John Mainwaring

2024
65 tracks
42 min

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Immerse yourself in the rich musical heritage of George Frideric Handel with "Handel: Memoirs 2" by John Mainwaring. This captivating album, released on September 16, 2024, under the FIN label, offers a unique blend of Handel's timeless compositions and insightful memoirs. The album features a stunning re-orchestration of the Water Music Suite No. 1, HWV 348 by Hamilton Harty, meticulously remastered in 2024, alongside a series of memoirs narrated by John Mainwaring. With a runtime of 42 minutes, this album is a concise yet profound exploration of Handel's life and work. The collaboration with the London Philharmonic Orchestra and the vocal talents of Richard Wistreich brings an added layer of depth and authenticity to the recordings. Whether you're a classical music enthusiast or a history buff, "Handel: Memoirs 2" promises an enriching experience that celebrates the legacy of one of the greatest composers of all time.

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Water Music Suite No. 1, HWV 348 (Re-orchestrated by Hamilton Harty): I. Allegro - 2024 RemasterGeorge Frideric Handel, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
2:22
Water Music Suite No. 1, HWV 348 (Re-orchestrated by Hamilton Harty): II. Air - 2024 RemasterGeorge Frideric Handel, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
5:17
Water Music Suite No. 1, HWV 348 (Re-orchestrated by Hamilton Harty): III. Bourée - 2024 RemasterGeorge Frideric Handel, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:41
Water Music Suite No. 1, HWV 348 (Re-orchestrated by Hamilton Harty): IV. Hornpipe - 2024 RemasterGeorge Frideric Handel, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:46
Water Music Suite No. 1, HWV 348 (Re-orchestrated by Hamilton Harty): VI Allegro deciso - 2024 RemasterGeorge Frideric Handel, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
3:03
Water Music Suite No. 1, HWV 348 (Re-orchestrated by Hamilton Harty): V. Andante - 2024 RemasterGeorge Frideric Handel, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
3:47
Memoirs: I. At the time that AlmeriaJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:36
Memoirs: II. The Price would often lamentJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:39
Memoirs: III. He assured himJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:35
Memoirs: IV. The Prince the intimatedJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:47
Memoirs: V. Four or five years had elapsedJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:32
Memoirs: VI. The number of schools and academiesJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: VII, And a foreignerJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:33
Memoirs: VIII. Thou they seemJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:38
Memoirs: IX. The younger ScarlattiJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:33
Memoirs: X. Indeed, from the best informationJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:34
Memoirs: XI. They do not consider the advantagesJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:33
Memoirs: XII. Vossius having declaredJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XIII. And might we not askJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:39
Memoirs: XIV. The advantages which he drewJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:34
Memoirs: XV. It is the more to be lamentedJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:35
Memoirs: XVI. For though all men will agreeJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XVII. The excellence of Mr. AddisonJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XVIII. We left Handel just on the point of his removal from ItalyJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:34
Memoirs: XIX. With less experienceJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XX. At the age of eighteenJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:32
Memoirs: XXI. But, from the natural restlessnessJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XXII. The nature of his design in travellingJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:48
Memoirs: XXIII. At last, however, he consentedJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:34
Memoirs: XXIV. The theatre, at almost every pauseJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:39
Memoirs: XXV. This opera drew over all the best singersJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XXVI. Having mentionedJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XXVIII. Besides a fine collection of pictures and statuesJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:40
Memoirs: XXIX. There was also something in his mannerJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:34
Memoirs: XXX. Severall fruitless attempsJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:49
Memoirs: XXXI. The ouverture for Il trionfo del tempo e del disingannoJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:38
Memoirs: XXXII. Corelli gently lays down his instrumentJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:35
Memoirs: XXXIII. Hitherto Handel was chiefly been consideredJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:35
Memoirs: XXXIV. The first of these he became aquainted withJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XXXV. As he was an exquisite player on the harpsichordJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:44
Memoirs: XXXVI. Handel used often to speak of this personJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XXXVII. Though no two persons ever arrivedJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:37
Memoirs: XXXVIII. While he was at RomeJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:34
Memoirs: XXXIX. Ils seavent encoreJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31
Memoirs: XL. Wheter his EminenceJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:33
Memoirs: XLI. As he was familiarJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:43
Memoirs: XLII. No hopes appearing of a real conversionJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:44
Memoirs: XLIII. From RomeJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:38
Memoirs: XLIV. How Handel executed his taskJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:32
Memoirs: XLV. After he quitted NaplesJohn Mainwaring, Richard Wistreich, Hamilton Harty, London Philharmonic Orchestra
0:31

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John Mainwaring is a British artist renowned for his exquisite wood sculptures that capture the essence of nature and wildlife. With a unique background that combines traditional carpentry skills with private art tuition, Mainwaring's work is a testament to his craftsmanship and artistic vision. His sculptures, such as 'Bittern in the Reeds' and 'Hare Alert', are intricately carved, bringing a sense of life and movement to each piece. Mainwaring's art is not just about creating beautiful objects; it's about telling a story and evoking emotion through his detailed and expressive work. His pieces, like 'Christmas Robin' and 'Hungry Pelican', are sought after by collectors who appreciate the depth and skill that goes into each creation. Mainwaring's journey from carpenter to acclaimed artist is a fascinating one, making his sculptures even more compelling.

Handel: Memoirs 2

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