"George Frideric Handel" by Herbert F. Peyser is a story that uncovers the personal journey and artistic growth of a brilliant composer, George Frideric Handel, and his indelible mark on classical music. It begins by setting the scene of Handel's upbringing, highlighting conflicts caused by his musical ambitions clashing with his father's objections. The story then moves into the transformation of Handel as he experiences music, the impact of his mother, and the turning point when his organ skills impress a duke, leading to his father consenting to his musical pursuits. The narrative builds to showcase his shift away from law to devote himself to music, ultimately establishing the foundation for his future achievements in opera and oratorio.

George Frideric Handel
By Herbert F. (Herbert Francis) Peyser
Witness the incredible journey of a composer who defied his father’s wishes and societal expectations to create timeless music.
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