Handel: Ballet Music for Descant Recorder and Keyboard

Handel: Ballet Music for Descant Recorder and Keyboard

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Handel: Ballet Music for Descant Recorder and KeyboardThis is a collection of ballet movements selected from Hndel's operas Il pastor fido, Alcina, Almira and Rodrigo, and arranged as four "opera suites", in accordance with the practice of the period. The volume is intended for music school students: some of the pieces can be mastered after just a year or two of recorder study, from among the more difficult ones the more advanced students can select the pieces that best suit their level of ability.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2026