Two pieces from it, including "A Minuet for the French Horn", were earlier published in "The Lady's Banquet". One section of 
Two pieces from it, including "A Minuet for the French Horn", were earlier published in "The Lady's Banquet". One section of it is influenced by a fast dance with two beats to each measure that originated from the Auvergne. The last movement in this work is a royal pomp in the horns, and this work was modified down to six pieces by Sir Hamilton Harty. Besides the (*) "Bouree" section, its "Air" movement was influenced by English folk songs, which also comprise part of the 3/2 part entitled "Alla Hornpipe". It begins with a notable French overture, and this work is often played with the Music from the Royal Fireworks. For 10 points, identify this set of suites by Handel which were played next to George I on a barge on the River Thames.
Two pieces from it, including "A Minuet for the French Horn", were earlier published in "The Lady's Banquet".
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