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Last session of the conference: David Hunter ('Inter- and Intra-generational patronage of Handel and his musical contemporaries') and Ellen T. Harris ('‘Master of the Orchester with a Sallary’: Handel at the Bank of England')
This afternoon begins with 'Handel and English Patrons' – Papers from Annette Landgraf (Esther), Colin Timms ('Handel, Comus and the 4th Earl of Gainsborough') and Natassa Varka ('New light on the relationship between Handel and Jennens')
Second day of the conference is underway with papers by Andrew Jones ('A Handel Copyist Identified') and Judit Zsovar ('A ‘centaur’ in music and genre: Parnasso in festa for Princess Anne’s wedding')