George Frideric Handel - Concerto grosso B flat major op. 6 No. 7 HWV 325 | WDR Symphony Orchestra

[@ekenyon51416]

i love the allegro's rhythmic motive. Completely disregarding pitch. Way ahead of its time!!!

[@WDRKlassik]

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[@wilhelm-z4t]

A very interesting piece of music. It seems a fugue on a single note!

[@franzl6153]

This concerto grosso sounds way ahead of its time. Händel was a predecessor of romanticism.

[@AbdelOveAllhan]

It's because GFH could communicate passion and literally any emotion through music, something which JSB only had a limited capability. Very often Bach just rumbles on with with marvellous thematic development but little heart and even somewhat bloodless. Handel however could electrify seemingly at will or create sumptuous vistas or rollicking celebrations with equal or more contrapuntal prowess and harmonic and structural underpinnings that let light shine through rather than dense and impenetrable polyphony. But that's probably just me. 😏

[@mysticmouse7261]

Certainly he harkens the Rococo.

[@wilhelm-z4t]

@@AbdelOveAllhan Not just you.

[@ana-mariaciornei8343]

Beautiful sound ad energy!

[@hanglee5586]

I am a Rush and Metallica fan but I also love the baroque era composers.

[@euledj79]

absolutely stunning! More "baroque" than any period-instrument-HIP-ensemble. What a drive and beauty in tone🙏

[@WDRKlassik]

Thank you! ❤

[@alfonsomartin6686]

Magnífica interpretación de este concierto .La técnica es perfecta y el sondo también . Gran fuerza y entusiasmo por todos los ejecutantes❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@wilhelm-z4t]

What a stupendous concerto! Just amazing.The Allegro and jazzy Hornpipe are especially wonderful. All performed extremely well.

[@WDRKlassik]

Thank you very much! 🥰

[@steveegallo3384]

Gorgeous....BRAVI from San Agustinillo, Oaxaca !

[@GIROSSINI58]

haendel magnifica nella danza la sincronizzazione del ritmo sonoro. good job wdr

[@WDRKlassik]

Grazie!

Good job! 👏 👏

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Thanks!

@@WDRKlassik You're welcome! You have my support. I send you a big greeting 😍🤜🤛

[@LucienMarine]

In this Opus 6, George Frideric Handel shows great formal and emotional variety. The sources of inspiration are often traditional and polyphony serious or mixed with amusement, solemnity of certain slow movements, written in the manner of a hymn to the sometimes tragic gravity of certain introductions demonstrating a collected and quasi-religious atmosphere. On the opposite side are pages with a more pleasant appearance, reflecting either dance and entertainment (echo effects), or even more generally the new instrumental music of the time. And how can we not be struck by the truly experimental side, rare in Handel, in this collection composed only in a few weeks. *Lucien*

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