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Thomas Linley Jr. The Song of Moses. Edited by Peter Overbeck. (Recent Researches in the Music of the Classical Era, 58.) Madison, Wisc.: A-R Editions, c2000. [Acknowledgments, p. vii; introd., p. ix-xi; text, p. xii-xiii; 2 plates; score, 260 p.; crit. report, p. 261-65. ISBN 0-89579-451-9. $85.]
When we think of English oratorios, we inevitably think of George Frideric Handel. Moreover, we assume that a Handel oratorio is supposed to be sung in a concert Setting, unstaged, and performed by professional musicians. Yet it is less widely known that these conventions developed somewhat by accident--and contrary to Handel's own intentions. In 1718, Handel wrote ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Thomas Linley Jr. (Music Reviews).