Georg Friedrich Händel Sheet Music

Solid yet simple Baroque string music that will take your young strings a long way! The uplifting march from G.F. Handel is sure to bring out your strings' biggest ensemble sound, while the allegretto...

Solid yet simple Baroque string music that will take your young strings a long way! The uplifting march from G.F. Handel is sure to bring out your strings' biggest ensemble sound, while the allegretto...

Taken from one of Handel's celebrated keyboard works, this delightful piece is carefully arranged for strings. While offering ample challenges, it is well-suited for teaching a variety of bow strokes...

Taken from one of Handel's celebrated keyboard works, this delightful piece is carefully arranged for strings. While offering ample challenges, it is well-suited for teaching a variety of bow strokes...

Taken from one of Handel's celebrated keyboard works, this delightful piece is carefully arranged for strings. While offering ample challenges, it is well-suited for teaching a variety of bow strokes...

Following the rhythmically captivating yet lyrical Giusto movement comes a boisterous and lively Allegro. Both movements are drawn from Handel's celebrated Op. 6 collection and provide opportunities f...

Following the rhythmically captivating yet lyrical Giusto movement comes a boisterous and lively Allegro. Both movements are drawn from Handel's celebrated Op. 6 collection and provide opportunities f...

Following the rhythmically captivating yet lyrical Giusto movement comes a boisterous and lively Allegro. Both movements are drawn from Handel's celebrated Op. 6 collection and provide opportunities f...

Handel's "Music for the Royal Fireworks" was performed in 1749 for the King of England's firework display in London. This approachable arrangement of Bourree in first position will provide opportuniti...

Handel's "Music for the Royal Fireworks" was performed in 1749 for the King of England's firework display in London. This approachable arrangement of Bourree in first position will provide opportuniti...

Handel's "Music for the Royal Fireworks" was performed in 1749 for the King of England's firework display in London. This approachable arrangement of Bourree in first position will provide opportuniti...

This simple yet regal-sounding processional march from Handel's opera Scipione is also the regimental march of the British Grenadier Guards. This confidence-building arrangement for developing orchest...

This simple yet regal-sounding processional march from Handel's opera Scipione is also the regimental march of the British Grenadier Guards. This confidence-building arrangement for developing orchest...

This simple yet regal-sounding processional march from Handel's opera Scipione is also the regimental march of the British Grenadier Guards. This confidence-building arrangement for developing orchest...

In this brilliant Allegro, Handel introduces listeners to the energy and excitement surrounding the title character of his 1738 opera Serse (Xerxes), the king of Persia. This arrangement is transposed...

In this brilliant Allegro, Handel introduces listeners to the energy and excitement surrounding the title character of his 1738 opera Serse (Xerxes), the king of Persia. This arrangement is transposed...

In this brilliant Allegro, Handel introduces listeners to the energy and excitement surrounding the title character of his 1738 opera Serse (Xerxes), the king of Persia. This arrangement is transposed...

Touching, festive, and of timeless beauty: George Frideric Handel's world-famous aria "Lascia, ch’io pianga" from the opera Rinaldo shines in new splendor in this tasteful arrangement for two trumpets...

Add festive brilliance to your concert and church service repertoire with one of the most celebrated masterpieces of the Baroque era: "The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba" from George Frideric Handel's...

Bring festive brilliance and baroque radiance to your repertoire! "The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba" from George Frideric Handel's oratorio Solomon is one of the most famous and captivating masterpie...

from the Concerto Op. 4, No. 1 in G major (for 2 trumpets and organ)

for 2 trumpets and organ