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Music for the Royal Fireworks, Finale. Minuet by G.F. Händel

Music for the Royal Fireworks, Finale. Minuet by G.F. Händel The " Minuet Finale from Fireworks" is a majestic and grandiose piece of music composed by the renowned German composer George Frideric Händel. The composition is usually played by an organ and trumpet ensemble, which gives it a solemn and imposing sound. George Frideric Händel (1685-1759) was one of the most influential composers of the Baroque period, born in Germany and naturalised British. He is known for his grandiose and moving works, which include operas, oratorios, concertos and musical pieces for official ceremonies. Handel was a master of musical technique, and complex harmonies, engaging melodies and elaborate arrangements characterise his compositions. The work “Music for the Royal Fireworks" was composed by Händel in 1749 to celebrate the end of the War of the Austrian Succession. The music was initially written to be played at a fireworks display that was organised to commemorate the end of the war. The piece consists of five movements, including the "Fireworks Final Minuet", which is considered one of the most famous passages in the work. The music is a mixture of baroque and rococo styles, with a vibrant and ornate harmony that evokes images of celebration and triumph. The "Minuet Finale from Fireworks" is a classic example of Handel's ability to create captivating and exciting melodies, which combine perfectly with the solemn and majestic sound of the organ and the vibrant brilliance of the trumpet.