I think it was most likely a money issue. Handel was clever enough to realise that if he wanted to earn more money then he'd have to move to London where everyone was going crazy for music and theatre after London's reconstruction after the Great Fire (1666). He moved to Brooke Street in London for the last 36 years of his life however, he found that the English didn't want to listen to Italian operas or German cantatas, they wanted pieces written in English which is why Handel wrote his oratorios for them.
In 1724 Handel moved into a newly built house in 26 Brook Street, London, ...
beacause he wanted to!
George F Handel was considered a master of oratorio
The most popular oratorio is Handel's Messiah.
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Handel's Messiah is an Oratorio, which is basically an opera without a stage. The Messiah is one of the few of Handel's Oratorio's without characters, which leads to the confusion expressed by many people (including yourself). The oratorio itself has a colorful place in music history; Handel's turning to the genre occured after the British public lost taste for his operas.
Especially the Messiah oratorio
That sounds like Handel.
The oratorio, Messiah, by Handel/
George F Handel was considered a master of oratorio
The most popular oratorio is Handel's Messiah.
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Handel's Messiah is an Oratorio, which is basically an opera without a stage. The Messiah is one of the few of Handel's Oratorio's without characters, which leads to the confusion expressed by many people (including yourself). The oratorio itself has a colorful place in music history; Handel's turning to the genre occured after the British public lost taste for his operas.
Messiah. Handel wrote oratorios, of which the most famous is 'Messiah'.
Messiah
Messiah is an oratorio by Handel for English libretto in 1741. It was premiered in 1742 at Dublin. The striking feature about this massive oratorio is that it is composed in 24 days.
Especially the Messiah oratorio
Composed the oratorio "Messiah"