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VICTOR RECORDS HANDEL, GEORG FRIEDRICH (1685-1759) Born Halle, 1685. Father a barber, afterwards valet to Prince Saxe. Intended for law. studied harpsichord secretly. Visited Court at 7. Heard playing organ by Prince, who offered to educate him. Went to Berlin in 1698, precocity astonishing all. Entered Halle University, organist at $50 a year. Wrote two operas, 1705, at Hamburg. Visited Italy, then England, where he settled, 1718. Wrote first English opera, Rinaldo. Director Royal English Academy Music, 1720, producing many operas. British subject, 1726. Paralysis, 1737, induced by opera worries. Turned to oratorio, 1737. Messiah, greatest of oratorios, 1742. HANDEL Almost blind, 1752, worked till death, 1759. Buried in Westminster Abbey. Wrote 40 operas; none now performed. One of the most prolific of composers. HANDEL COMPOSITIONS—See “‘Angels Ever Bright and Fair,"’ ‘‘Arm, Arm ay e Brave,” “*‘Atalanta—Come, Beloved,’’ ‘‘Come and Trip it as You Go,” “‘ Haste Thee, Nymph,” ** Hear Me, Ye Winds and Waves!"’ ** Joy to ee World,” “Judas Maccabeeus, ry “Larghetto,” “Largo, Re e ander Not Unseen’’ ( rom “1 Allegro’) , Messiah,”’ “Oh, Sicept Why Dost Thou Leave Me? **Pensieroso— Sweet Bird,” “Rinaldo,” “Saul,” “* Theodora” and ‘‘ While Shepherds Watched.” HAND ORGAN RECORDS—See “Georgia Grind,” “ Harrigan _ Medley ” and “It’s Tulip Time in Holland”’ qian That Rocked My Cradle Rules My Heart John BEnet reeritiolss My Baby’s Arms (Ziegfield Follies) John Steel ’ tae Across the Sea March (Sousa) Sousa’s aes 16190] 10/ .85 Semper Fidelis March (Sousa) Sousa’s Band ‘ HANDZLIK, LEON L., Cornetist Rosary, The (Nevin) and Voice of Love (Schumann) Cornet-Flute|16046/10| .85 ens and Gretchen Jones and sare SEDeaH as Professor and the Musical Tramp Spencer and Hunter i HANSEL AND GRETEL (Weimar, 1893) (Humperdinck) Suse, liebe Suse (Susy, Little Susy) Gluck and Homer|89099]) | 2/2.00 Der kleine Sandmann (I Am the Sleep Fairy) Gluck and Homer!/89100| | 2/2.00 Hexenritt und Knusperwalzer (Witch's Dance) Gluck and Homer|87526| 10/1.50 aert und Liesel (Werner) Emil Miers} 360271 1211.35 Am Meer (On the Lake) (Schubert) Paul Volkman ; {Happy Day (Doddridge-Rimbault) Trinity eet Tresolonene The Precious Name_ (Baxter-Doane) Trinity Choir ie Happy Days (Thompson-Strelezki) Mabel Garrison|64616| |0/1.00 ate Days (Strelezki) Véiolin-Flute-Harp Neapolitan pee ranen 85 The Herd Girl’s Dream (Labitzky) ‘Neapolitan Trio 10) {Happy Days March (Levi) Arthur Pryor’s ped, Tenollioleae Teddy Bears’ Picnic—Descriptive Novelty (Bratton) Pryor’s Band : {Happy Heinie—Two-Step (Lampe) Arthur Pryor’s See TapealiDieRs La Sorella March (Gallini) Victor Orchestra ; {Happy Heinie March Guitars Pale K. Lua-David Pau ivamaliin.bs Maid of Honolulu Guitars Pale K. Lua-David Kaili : Happy Little Cripple (From ‘“ Rhymes of Childhood”) J. W. Riley|70079}12/1.25 ee of Love (Jones-Blake) Walter Van ee Tepsdlibt 8s Moonlight Bay (Madden-Wenrich) American Quartet . Hard Times, Come Again No More (with Male Chorus) Louise Homer /87303} 101.00 Hark! Hark! the Lark (Shakespeare-Schubert) (Pianoacc.) Williams|64218}10/1.00 Hark! Hark! the Lark (Shakespeare-Schubert) Alma Gluck|64627/10/1.00 fares the Herald Angels Sing (Mendelssohn) Trinity caret 17164|10| .85 Silent Night (Gruber) Elsie Baker ; Hark! the Herald Angels Sing (Mendelssohn) (2) Joy to the World (3) It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Victor Oreh| 18086/10| .85 Bible Reading—Luke 2. (2) A Christmas Carol Humphrey