The Life of Handel
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" Great was the success. The Journal of the 26th of December says: — "Last Wednesday, Mr. Ilandel had his fii-st ora- torio at Mr. Neal's Music Hall in Fishamble-street, which was crowded with a more numerous and polite audience than ever was seen upon the like occasion. The per- formance was superior to any thing of the kind in the kingdom before, and our nobility and gentry, to show their taste for all kinds of genius, expressed their great satisfaction, and have already given all imaginable ...en- couragement to this grand music. " A few days afterward, Handel wrote to Charles Jen- nens :* "Dublin, December 29, 1741.
"Sir — It was with the greatest pleasure I saw the continuation of your kindness by the lines you was pleased to send me, in order to be prefixed to your ora- torio, 3Iessiah^\ which I set to music before I left En- gland. I am emboldened, sir, by the generous concern you please to take in relation to^ my afiairs, to give you an account of the success I have met here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Great was the success. The Journal of the 26th of December says: — "Last Wednesday, Mr. Ilandel had his fii-st ora- torio at Mr. Neal's Music Hall in Fishamble-street, which was crowded with a more numerous and polite audience than ever was seen upon the like occasion. The per- formance was superior to any thing of the kind in the kingdom before, and our nobility and gentry, to show their taste for all kinds of genius, expressed their great satisfaction, and have already given all imaginable ...en- couragement to this grand music. " A few days afterward, Handel wrote to Charles Jen- nens :* "Dublin, December 29, 1741.
"Sir — It was with the greatest pleasure I saw the continuation of your kindness by the lines you was pleased to send me, in order to be prefixed to your ora- torio, 3Iessiah^\ which I set to music before I left En- gland. I am emboldened, sir, by the generous concern you please to take in relation to^ my afiairs, to give you an account of the success I have met here.
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