Georg Friedrich Händel Sheet Music

Vocal Score

The magnificent engravings in this special edition were created from Handel's original manuscript. Of course, the slight deviations - ones that have become accepted as traditional after years of use -...

Handel originally wrote Israel in Egypt in the late 1730s, but this, the well-known version was not written until twenty years later, when he discarded the old one as out-of-date. The 'new' version is...

An Oratorio based on the story of Judas Maccabaeus's election as the leader of the Jewish People after the death of his father Mattathias and the subsequent wars that ended in the rededication of the...

This piece is a beautiful setting of Psalm 42, and is number 6 of the Chantos Anthems which were composed between 1717 and 1720 for the chapel of James, Duke of Chandos. It is arranged for SATB chorus...

This edition of the Organ score to Handel's Messiah is intended to make life a little easier for the organist who is to accompany this Choral work in place of an orchestra. Prepared by Warren Hutton a...

This latest addition to our new Concertato Series is a festival hymn setting perfect for the Easter season. Arranger, Paul Leddington Wright, has crafted a majestic setting of the Handel tune for SATB...

A choral worship cantata for SATB with ST Soli composed by George Frideric Handel.

The Dettingen Te Deum is not considered a "Te Deum" in the strict sense. It contains eighteen short solos and choruses, mostly of a celebratory military character. The work was composed in July 1743 a...

Handel composed the oratorio "Solomon" in just over a month's time in 1748. This is an abridged edition containing only those numbers from the oratorio that are usually performed. Vocal score and pian...

Handel's original STB Chorus part for 'Chandos' Anthem No. 2, In The Lord Put I My Trust HWV 247.

Handel's 1743 sacred choral work for SATB soli, SATB chorus and orchestra. This version is edited by Walter Emery and contains a piano reduction of the orchestra accompaniment.

A sacred oratorio, written in 1738 arranged for SSATBB, edited, and the piano accompaniment arranged by, Mendelssohn.

The vocal score for this sacred anthem, complete with piano arrangement from the score with additional accompaniments by Edouard Silas.