Handel

George Friedrich Handel was born on February 23, 1685 in Halle, Germany. He has expressed interest in music since childhood. His mother encouraged this love of music, but his father George Handel did not support the pursuit of music as his occupation, and promoted him to a legal position. However, when Handel was 9 years old, the Duke heard that he was playing the organ and persuaded him to study Handel under Friedrich Zach (a pipe organist of Liebfrauenkirche) who led him to him. Organ and composition

Handel. Handel was born in Germany in 1685. Unlike other musicians of the time, Handel was not born into a family of music, his father was a hairdresser. Handel started his career by law, but soon realized his musical talent and joined the German Hamburg Orchestra. He became a successful organist and a violinist. He temporarily served as a court musician in Hannover's voters, but he was keen to work in London. After leaving Hanover, Handel came to London and found his passion for the Italian opera. In the past 31 years, he created and produced 40 Italian operas including Giulio Cesare (Julius Caesar).

After a year's study, Handel entered the theater world. Handel tried to make an opera. Aluminum was the first time Handel tried the opera, and it was warmly welcomed by the audience. This work is also recognized by great composers, especially Bach, highly appreciating opera and borrowing some of their work. The popularity of his first opera has made Handel write the second opera. Handel completed his first work soon by writing the second opera "Nero". Unlike the first opera, this song completely failed, only three times. Nero is a loser, but Handel is pursuing his work in Egypt, such as Agripina, Joshua, and Israel.