George Frideric Handel sheet music

1. 

   Classic Mallet Trios, Volume 2: 4 Classics Arranged for Orchestra Bells, Vibraphone, and Marimba

   Arranged by Brian SlawsonSmall Ensemble
2. 

   Come, Live with Pleasure - SAB (with Keyboard & Opt. Flute)

   By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Patrick M. LiebergenChoir
3. 

   Hallelujah Chorus

   By George Frideric Handel, arranged by John KinyonConcert Band
4. 

   Hallelujah Chorus (Key of C) - SATB

   By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Steven PorterChoir
5. 

   Hallelujah Chorus - 3-Part Mixed

   By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Russell RobinsonChoir
6. 

   Joy to the World - SATB

   By George Frideric HandelChoir
7. 

   Lecons and Pieces

   By George Frideric HandelPiano
8. 

   Let Their Celestial Concerts Unite: From Samson - SATB

   By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Charles ManneyChoir
9. 

   Let's Imitate Her Notes: From Alexander's Feast - 2-Part

   By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Robert S. HinesChoir
10. 

    Lift Up Your Voices: From Judas Maccabeus - SAB / 2-Part Mixed

    By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Patrick M. LiebergenChoir
11. 

    Prepare the Hymn - SATB

    By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Robert S. HinesChoir
12. 

    Sing Unto God: From Judas Maccabaeus - SSA

    By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Russell RobinsonChoir
13. 

    Six Organ Concerti, Opus 7

    By George Frideric HandelPiano
14. 

    Six Sonatas

    By George Frideric HandelViolin
15. 

    Sonata No. 2 in D Minor

    By George Frideric HandelCello
16. 

    Sonata in G Minor, Opus 2, No. 8

    By George Frideric HandelViolin
17. 

    Twelve Easy Pieces

    By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Hans von BülowPiano
18. 

    Where'er You Walk: From Semele - 2-Part

    By George Frideric Handel, arranged by Earlene RentzChoir
19. 

    28 Italian Cantatas with Instruments, Volume IV, Nos. 24-28 (Mostly for Soprano)

    By George Frideric HandelHigh Voice
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    72 Italian Cantatas for Soprano or Alto, Volume IV, Nos. 56-72

    By George Frideric HandelVoice