One section of this work is played three times, first with a string ensemble, then with a pair of oboes and a bassoon, then with a both of the first two ensembles. A section of this work called "Air" goes straight into the dotted eighth and sixteenth melody in the oboes and violin and includes a basso continuo part. Many of the sections of this collection have no title or tempo marking, including all but the rigaudon and minuet sections of the (*
One section of this work is played three times, first with a string ensemble, then with a pair of oboes and a bassoon, then with a both of the first two ensembles. A section of this work called "Air" goes straight into the dotted eighth and sixteenth melody in the oboes and violin and includes a basso continuo part. Many of the sections of this collection have no title or tempo marking, including all but the rigaudon and minuet sections of the (*) third group of this collection. This work introduced the use of french horns to english orchestra, and it includes sections titled "Bourree" and "Alla Hornpipe." This work consists of F, D, and G major suites, it was written at the request of King George I, and it is sometimes performed with its composer's Music for the Royal Fireworks. For 10 points, name this collection of works by Handel for a concert on the Thames.
One section of this work is played three times, first with a string ensemble, then with a pair of oboes and a bassoon, then with a both of the first two ensembles.
Water Music