George Frideric Handel a life with friends
During his lifetime, the sounds of Handel's music reached from court to theater, echoed in cathedrals, and filled crowded taverns, but the man himself - known to most as the composer of Messiah - is a bit of a mystery. Though he took meticulous care of his musical manuscripts and even provided...
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adam_text | Contents
List of Illustrations
ix
Dramatis Persona?
xiii
Ρ
ref
а
to
ry
No
te
xxi
1 Introductions: Handel and His Friends
1
2
Before London
17
(1685-1710:
German training, Italian sojourn, arrival in England)
3
Politics, Patronage, and Pension
37
(l
710-1727:
Birthday Ode for Queen Anne to Riccardo
primo
for George II)
4
Commerce and Trade
77
(l
711-1730:
Rinaldo to end of Royal Academy)
5
Music at Home
115
(l
715-1730:
Chamber music and keyboard worL·, private concerts,
publications)
6
Marriage, Wealth, and Social Status
151
(l
728-1741 :
The second Academy to the last opera, DeidamiaJ
7
Ambition, Law, and Friendship
189
(1738-1749:
Saul; Samson, Belshazzar, Susanna, Solomon,)
8
Making and Collecting
227
(1738-1750:
Roubiliac sculpture of Handel, Alexanders Feast, concertos,
collecting)
9
Religion and Charity
265
(l
739-1750:
A look back at Esther, then Israel in Egypt, Messiah, Judas
Maccabaeus, Theodora,)
10
Sickness and Death
301
(1737—1759:
First paralytic attack, a look back to Admeto, then madness in
Saul and Hercules,
íiní/Jephtha
to The Triumph of Time and Truth^
11
Wills and Legacies
341
vtt
viti
Contents
Appendix 1:
Currency; Living Costs, Wages, and
Vees
373
Appendix
2:
A Very Select Discography
381
Acknowledgments
389
Select Bibliography
391
Notes
411
Index
455
List of Illustrations
1.1
Handel s will
(1750),
first page (The National Archives, Kew)
1.2
Handel s will
(1759),
last page of final codicil (The National
Archives, Kew)
1.3
Residences of Handel and his friends, based on John Pine s and
John Tinney s Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster and
Borough of Southwark,
1747
(Westminster Archives Centre,
London)
2.1 Christoph Platzer,
miniature portrait of Handel, c.
1710 (Stiftung
Händel-Haus,
Halle)
2.2
Lodovico Carracci, The Dream of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, c.
1593
(National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC)
2.3
Sol (Apollo), one of a series of eight prints of The Seven Planets,
and the Creation of Sun and Moon by Nicholas Dorigny, based
on the mosaics by Raphael in the Chigi Chapel in Santa Maria del
Popolo, Rome
(Victoria and Albert Museum, London)
3.1
Anonymous, portrait of Handel after Bartholomew Dandridge, c.
1725
(Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge)
3.2
John Faber Jr., engraving of Richard Boyle, Third Earl of
Burlington and Fourth Earl of Cork
(1734),
after portrait by Sir
Godfrey Kneller, Bt (National Portrait Gallery, London)
3-3
Joseph Goupy, Belisarius Receiving Charity
(1747)
after Luciano
Borzone (The Royal Collection, London)
3.4
Letter
(1728)
of Joseph Goupy to Cox Macro (The British Library,
London)
4.1 Balthasar Denner,
attrib., portrait of Handel,
1726-1728
(National Portrait Gallery, London)
4.2
Handwriting samples from Thomas Weston, A Copy-Book Written
for the Use of the Young-Gentlemen at the Academy in Greenwich, c.
1726
(National Art Library, London)
4.3
James Hunters will
(1751,
amended
1757),
first page (The
National Archives, Kew)
4.4
Antoine Benoist, A
View of the City of Malta, engraving after
Joseph Goupy, one of a set of four views, 1740s (The British
Museum, London)
ix
χ
List of illustrations
4.5
Andrea Soldi, Portrait of Henry Lannoy Hunter in Oriental Dress,
Resting from Hunting, with a Manservant Holding Game,
с
1733-
1736
(Tate
Britain, London)
5.1
Philippe Mercier,
portrait of Handel, c.
1730
(Malmesbury
Collection)
5.2
William Hogarth, The Wesley Family (with Anne Donnellan),
1731
(Stratfield Saye Preservation Trust)
5.3
Elizabeth Batt keyboard book,
1704
(The British Library,
London)
5.4
Anonymous, miniature portrait of Elizabeth Mayne (private
collection)
5.5
Philippe
Mercier,
The Music Party,
с
1733
(The Royal Collection,
London
/
The
Bridgeman
Art Library)
6.1
Christian
Friedrich Zincke,
miniature portraits of Mary Delany
and Mary Howard, Lady Andover,
с
1740,
two of four miniature
portraits in a friendship box (private collection, National Portrait
Gallery, London)
6.2
Delany s account at Goslings Bank from December
27, 1766,
to
June
20, 1768
(Barclays Group Archives, Manchester)
6.3
Rupert Barber, miniature portrait of Anne Donnellan,
1752
(Ulster Museum, Belfast)
6.4
Verney-Palmer-Peacock family chart
6.5
Transfer form (June
30, 1761)
signed by Elizabeth Palmer (The
Bank of England, London)
7.1
Richard Bean, engraving of Joseph Goupy, possibly after Michael
Dahl, c.
1810-1817
(National Portrait Gallery, London)
7.2
James Hunter s policy
(1745,
renewed
1752)
with the Hand-in-
Hand Fire and Life Insurance Society (London Metropolitan
Archives, London)
7.3
Joseph Goupy, The True Representation and Character,
с
1745,
caricature of Handel (Gerald Coke Handel Collection, Foundling
Museum, London
/
The
Bridgeman
Art Library)
7.4
Signature and seal of Elizabeth Mayne on an indenture
(1736)
granting farmland in Teffont Evias to a tenant (private collection)
7.5
Granville family chart
8.1
Louis-François Roubiliac,
marble statue of Handel for
Vauxhall
Gardens,
1738
(Victoria and Albert Museum, London)
List of Illustrations
xi
8.2
Jacobus Houbraken, engraving of Handel,
1738
(The British
Library, London
/
The
Bridgeman
Art Library)
8.3
Gawen Hamilton, A Conversation ofVirtuosis
...
at the Kings Arms,
1735
(National Portrait Gallery, London)
8.4
Inscription of Ralph Palmer in Hugh of Saint-Victor, Commentary
on
Pseudo
-DionysiuSj twelfth century (The British Library,
London)
8.5
Rembrandt van
Rijn,
Man in Oriental Costume
(1632),
owned by
Ralph Palmer (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)
9.1
Thomas Hudson, portrait of Handel,
1748-1749
(Staats-
und
Universitätsbibliothek,
Hamburg)
9.2
Letter from Charles Jennens to Edward Holdsworth (July
10, 1741)
mentioning Messiah (extract) (Gerald Coke Handel
Collection, The Foundling Museum, London)
9.3
Resolution of the Foundling Hospital General Committee
to thank Handel for benefit performances of Messiah in
1750
(Coram/London Metropolitan Archives, London)
10.1
Thomas Hudson, portrait of Handel,
1756
(private collection
/
The
Bridgeman
Art Library)
10.2
Letter from
Anne Donnelian
to Elizabeth Robinson Montagu
(May
26, 1752)
(extract) (Houghton Library, Harvard University,
Cambridge, MA)
10.3
William Hogarth, Scene in Bedlam, from The Rake s Progress
(1735),
plate
8
(private collection
/
The
Bridgeman
Art Library)
11.1
Louis-François Roubiliac,
marble monument of Handel, erected
1762
(Westminster Abbey, London)
11.2
Original signboard
(1728)
for the business of James Smyth,
perfumer, who worked at the sign of the civet cat (private
collection
/
photograph Pete
Tripp)
11.3
Mayne-Batt-Buckley family chart
11.4
Peter Paul Rubens, Elevation of the Cross,
с
1609
(Louvre, Paris
/
Peter
Willi /
The
Bridgeman
Art Library)
11.5
Mary Delany, Aeschelus Hippocastanum (Horse Chestnut), collage
dated June
6, 1776
(The British Museum, London)
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