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Posted on May 1, 2017January 5, 2019 by admin

Bach and Handel: the Spider and the Bee?

In this Handel News article from May 2017 Dr Silas Wollston discusses the role and manner of reusing existing works in the compositions of Bach and Handel.

TagsAuthor: Silas Wollston, Handel News 69 - May 2017, May 2017, Publication Year: 2017

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