"Prelude and Allegro for Harpsichord in G minor" is a composition by Georg Friedrich Händel, a German-born Baroque composer known for his operas, oratorios, and instrumental compositions. Written for harpsichord, the piece features an intricate interplay between the prelude section, which sets the mood with a melancholic melody in G minor, and the lively allegro section, characterized by rapid arpeggios and spirited rhythms. Händel's work showcases his mastery of keyboard writing and his ability to evoke a range of emotions through music. The original performer of this composition is unknown, as it is often interpreted by various harpsichordists and keyboard musicians.
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