Georg Friedrich Handel (23 February 1685, Halle, Germany – 14 April 1759, London, UK) and his compatriot Johann Sebastian Bach are the most celebrated composers of the Baroque period. While not true for Bach, Handel achieved great business success during his lifetime, especially in his later adopted home of England. Handel’s oeuvre and legacy of compositions are truly enormous, including 42 operas and 25 oratorios alone. Many of these compositions are almost forgotten now; however, some continue to enjoy great popularity, including the “The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba” from the “Salomon” oratorio. Its lively semiquaver passages are still very often heard today as accompaniment for a ceremonial entry.
Entrance of the Queen of Sheba (trio version)
$5.00 – $19.00
This arrangement of Handel’s “Entrance of the Queen of Sheba” by Willi Maerz is for three pedal harps. (See notes from the arranger, below.)
This piece is available as a PDF download in the following combinations:
- Complete Set: $19.00
- Score only: $7.00
- Harp 1 only: $5.00
- Harp 2 only: $5.00
- Harp 3 only: $5.00
Length: score is 11 pgs.; parts are 6-7 pgs.
Duration: 4’20”
Note: This arrangement is formatted for A4 paper size. Use the settings in your printer dialog box to get the best fit for your paper size.
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