Messiah: The Wordbook for the Oratorio
Author:
George Frideric Handel
Illustrator:
Barry Moser
Introduction by Christopher Hogwood
Publication:
1992 by Willa Perlman Books - An Imprint of HarperCollins Publishers
Genre:
Holiday, Music, Non-fiction, Performing Arts
Pages:
48
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Striking, meditative watercolors are set within a handsomely designed gift edition of the wordbook to accompany Handel's most famous and beloved choral work. Perfect for family sing-alongs at home or at the concert hall, this elegant volume will be a Christmas gift-giving favorite. Christopher Hogwood's intelligent and informative introduction offers a fresh perspective on Handel's writing of Messiah and on its transformations in both content and performance since. And Barry Moser contributes a thoughtful afterword discussing the aspects of Judeo-Christian ceremony and practice that influenced his illustrations.
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