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Handel Born
Worked in Italy early in his career, and absorbed the Italian style writing over 40 operas and man Italian cantatas. -
J. S. Bach is mentioned as "the famous Weimar organist"
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"Esther" by Handel
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Handel appointed as a music director at the Royal Academy of Music
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J. S. Bach married Anna Magdalena Wilcke
A highly paid and talented singer in the court. -
J. S. Bach appointed cantor at St. Thomas's Church in Leipzig
His activity in Leipzig centered on composing cantatas. -
Handel became a naturalized British subject
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"The English Oratorio" by Handel
The public was pleased by the new genre. No lavish scenery. -
"Cantata No. 140" or BWV 140
The cantata uses a choir, and S, T, B soloists. -
J. S. Bach wrote "St. Mark Passion"
It is uncertain what the remaining two missing works may have been. -
"Israel in Egypt" by Handel
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"Messiah" by Handel
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"Judas Maccabaeus" by Handel
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"Jephtha" by Handel
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Handel Death
Produced Italian operas in England for eight years