ROMA

Händel traveled to Italy in the early 1700s, where he absorbed and learned to imitate the Italian style. Rome, whose artistic magnificence revolved around the Papal court, became a focal point for new stimuli and opportunities.

Georg Friedrich Händel Sinfonia in si bemolle maggiore per archi HWV 339 Aria (Hornpipe) in do minore HWV 355 Allegro in sol maggiore HWV 340 Cantata per soprano e orchestra HWV 99 “Da quel giorno fatale”