This composer used a fugue (fyoog) from his music teacher Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow in the last of his Twelve Grand Concertos, and earlier parts of those pieces are nicknamed "the cuckoo and the nightingale". One of his pieces has a second suite in D Major which ends with a Lentement (LAHNT-mahn) and a Bourrée. Another work by this composer contains a famous La Rejouissance (reh- zhwee-swanss) movement. This composer also wrote Zadok the Priest, the first of his four anthems traditionally played at coronations of British monarchs. Name this composer of Music for the Royal Fireworks and Water Music famous for his orator
This composer used a fugue (fyoog) from his music teacher Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow in the last of his Twelve Grand Concertos, and earlier parts of those pieces are nicknamed "the cuckoo and the nightingale". One of his pieces has a second suite in D Major which ends with a Lentement (LAHNT-mahn) and a Bourrée. Another work by this composer contains a famous La Rejouissance (reh- zhwee-swanss) movement. This composer also wrote Zadok the Priest, the first of his four anthems traditionally played at coronations of British monarchs. Name this composer of Music for the Royal Fireworks and Water Music famous for his oratorio Messiah.
This composer used a fugue (fyoog) from his music teacher Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow in the last of his Twelve Grand Concertos, and earlier parts of those pieces are nicknamed "the cuckoo and the nightingale".