G.Ph. Telemann: Ouverture-Suite in D major TWV 55:D1 [«Musique de table», p.II]

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Cela me rend heureux, merci.

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Alltid lika underbart att få njuta av en svit av fantastiske Georg Philipp Telemann. I det här fallet en svit som ingår i hans så kallade Tafelmusik från 1733.

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This overture is reminiscent to that of Atalanta composed by Handel.

[@LeBlaq]

who then was the original author?

[@Kardewski]

@@LeBlaq As always, Telemann. Händel is known for having "borrowed" as many as sixteen themes from Telemann's Musique de Table

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@@Kardewski I should be horrified. But since Haendel has well invested his 'borrowings', I'll look the other way!

[@Kardewski]

That's the one thing positive, he had an eye for quality. - Normally, I think nothing of pitting composers against each other, but Händel is inviting it: a comparison of just these two overtures will show who the far greater composer was

[@Kardewski]

That's the one thing positive about it, he had an eye for quality. - Normally, I think nothing of pitting composers against each other, but Händel is inviting it: a comparison of just these two overtures will show who the far greater composer was

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