La Paix

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La Paix is the serene, slow movement from Handel’s "Music for the Royal Fireworks," evoking a sense of peace and resolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf instrumental composition
orchestral movement
associatedWorkOccasion celebration of the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle
catalogueNumber HWV 351 (movement) NERFINISHED
character contemplative
peaceful
serene
cityOfFirstPerformance London NERFINISHED
commonlyPerformedWith other movements from Music for the Royal Fireworks
composer George Frideric Handel NERFINISHED
composerNationality German-British
countryOfFirstPerformance Kingdom of Great Britain NERFINISHED
evokes sense of peace
sense of resolution
firstPerformanceDate 27 April 1749
firstPerformanceVenue Green Park, London NERFINISHED
followsInWork La Réjouissance (depending on ordering in some suites)
genre Baroque orchestral music
hasStyle late Baroque ceremonial style
historicalContext composed for a public fireworks display celebrating peace
notableFeature contrasts with more martial movements in Music for the Royal Fireworks
originalInstrumentation wind instruments and percussion
partOf Music for the Royal Fireworks NERFINISHED
period Baroque period
relatedTheme celebration of peace after war
scoring wind band with optional strings and continuo
tempoCharacter slow
titleLanguage French
translatedTitle The Peace NERFINISHED
typicalDuration approximately 4–6 minutes
workKey D major

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