Allegro Sonata A minor

The Allegro Sonata in A minor is a classical piece of music composed by George Frideric Handel. It was originally written for the violin and harpsichord in the Baroque period. Handel, a German-born composer, is known for his prolific output of music, including many well-known oratorios and operas. The Allegro Sonata in A minor is often performed by violinists and showcases Handel's masterful composition skills. Some trivia related to the piece includes the fact that it is sometimes referred to as "Opus 1, No. 2" and was likely composed between 1703 and 1706. The melody of the sonata is characterized by its captivating and energetic nature, featuring intricate violin passages and rich harpsichord accompaniment.