Oratorios Collection

Sir Edward Elgar
Sir Edward William Elgar, 1st Baronet, OM, GCVO (1857-1934), English composer. He composed oratorios, chamber music, symphonies, instrumental concertos, and songs

Music cover, Half Hours with the Oratorios and other Sacred Compositions, by George Frederick West. 19th century

Ticket for Israel in Egypt (engraving)
733548 Ticket for Israel in Egypt (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ticket for Israel in Egypt, admit one, north stall, price exclusive of railway fare)

THOMAS MORELL English author and friend of Hogarth, whose works included libretti for Handels oratorios. Date: 1703 - 1784

Sir Alexander Campbell Mackenzie, Scottish musician
Sir Alexander Campbell Mackenzie (1847-1935), Scottish composer, conductor, violinist and music teacher. He wrote oratorios, violin and piano pieces, Scottish folk music, and works for the theatre

Cartoon, Edward Lloyd, British tenor
Cartoon, Edward Lloyd (1845-1927), British tenor, particularly in concerts and oratorios. 1883

John Knowles Paine
JOHN KNOWLES PAINE American music teacher and composer, whose symphonies, oratorios, cantatas, songs, chamber music and organ pieces are seldom if ever performed. Date: 1839 - 1906

BOOKCASE G. F. HANDEL. Georg Friedrich Handel, 1685 1759 was a German-born British
BOOKCASE G.F. HANDEL. Georg Friedrich Handel, 1685 1759 was a German-born British Baroque composer, famous for his operas, oratorios, anthems and organ concertos

BOOKCASE G. F. HANDEL. Georg Friedrich Handel, 1685 1759 was a German-born British
BOOKCASE G.F. HANDEL. Georg Friedrich Handel, 1685 1759 was a German-born British Baroque composer, famous for his operas, oratorios, anthems and organ concertos

Lesueur, Jean Francois 1760-1837
Jean Francois Le Sueur (Lesueur). French composer of the classical era, best known for his operas and oratorios

Paisiello, Giovanni 1728 - 1800
Italian musical composer of the Classical era. Famed for his many operas, oratorios and religious works

Handel, George Frederic 1685 - 1759
George Frederic Handel. German / English musician. Baroque composer famed for his operas and oratorios (among many other works)

Charles Francis Gounod
CHARLES GOUNOD Frasnch composer of operas, church music and oratorios

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Oratorios: A Musical Journey through Time Step into the enchanting world of oratorios, where music becomes a gateway to emotions and stories that transcend time. From the melodic genius of Sir Edward Elgar to the captivating compositions found in "Half Hours with the Oratorios, " this genre has captured hearts for centuries. Imagine holding a ticket to witness the grandeur of Handel's masterpiece, "Israel in Egypt. " The intricate engraving on that very ticket transports you back to an era when these musical spectacles were highly anticipated events. Thomas Morell's poetic prowess breathed life into these performances, weaving tales of triumph and tragedy. Sir Alexander Campbell Mackenzie, a Scottish musician, left an indelible mark on oratorio history with his remarkable contributions. His melodies resonated deeply within listeners' souls as they experienced profound emotions brought forth by his compositions. Intriguingly enough, even cartoons played their part in immortalizing oratorio legends. Edward Lloyd, a British tenor renowned for his powerful voice and stage presence, became a beloved figure among audiences worldwide. His animated portrayal showcased how music transcends boundaries and touches people from all walks of life. John Knowles Paine's influence cannot be overlooked either; he paved the way for American composers seeking inspiration from European masters like Handel. With each note he composed, Paine added another chapter to the rich tapestry of oratorio history. Speaking of Handel, one simply cannot discuss this genre without mentioning Georg Friedrich Handel himself - a German-born British composer who revolutionized oratorio composition during his lifetime. His bookcase stands as testament to his immense talent and enduring legacy. But let us not forget other influential figures like Lesueur and Paisiello who contributed their own unique flavors to this melodious art form. Their works continue to captivate audiences today just as they did centuries ago and can more than just musical compositions.