After that time he has problem between he and Bonocini at Royal Academy. Handel’s the famous musician in that time everyone know him and come to support for his performance but he did not to expand for his music form, he still to do his characteristic style on his work and his later year his health start to bad because he has problem in his eyes. After that he died at his home in London in 1759. For the trumpet work of Handel’s not important but he’s composed music for trumpet in D and trumpet in C, in the score mostly used two or three trumpet, and for four trumpet he often only one time. He’s mostly used homophonic in his trumpet work and sometime millionaire employ him to perform full orchestra, but there’s the only work for trumpet (Tarr, 1988) Handel has music for voice and trumpet about sixteen piece. Max Morley call that piece in his article “The Trumpet Arias in the Oratorios of Georg Frederic Handel.” In the trumpet work Morley order solo voice or more trumpet playing that all piece and some time the trumpet is not play in every part of music piece and order “the trumpet part must be recognizable as obbligato to the voice, not just complementary to the orchestra fabric.” Handel has two famous piece of trumpet aria it call “The Trumpet Shall Sound” form Messiah and “Let the Bright Seraphim” from Samson. (Morley,
After that time he has problem between he and Bonocini at Royal Academy. Handel’s the famous musician in that time everyone know him and come to support for his performance but he did not to expand for his music form, he still to do his characteristic style on his work and his later year his health start to bad because he has problem in his eyes. After that he died at his home in London in 1759. For the trumpet work of Handel’s not important but he’s composed music for trumpet in D and trumpet in C, in the score mostly used two or three trumpet, and for four trumpet he often only one time. He’s mostly used homophonic in his trumpet work and sometime millionaire employ him to perform full orchestra, but there’s the only work for trumpet (Tarr, 1988) Handel has music for voice and trumpet about sixteen piece. Max Morley call that piece in his article “The Trumpet Arias in the Oratorios of Georg Frederic Handel.” In the trumpet work Morley order solo voice or more trumpet playing that all piece and some time the trumpet is not play in every part of music piece and order “the trumpet part must be recognizable as obbligato to the voice, not just complementary to the orchestra fabric.” Handel has two famous piece of trumpet aria it call “The Trumpet Shall Sound” form Messiah and “Let the Bright Seraphim” from Samson. (Morley,