Samuel Arnold

O Autorze

Samuel Arnold was an English composer and conductor, known primarily for his contributions to choral music and oratorios. His works often reflected the influence of prominent composers such as Handel and Purcell, showcasing a blend of traditional choral techniques with the evolving styles of his time. Arnold's compositions were well-received and marked a period of growth in the choral music landscape of England, particularly in the 18th century.

He is recognized for his notable works, including 'Redemption: a sacred oratorio,' which drew from the repertoire of Handel, and 'The Triumph of Truth,' a sacred oratorio that also featured selections from various esteemed composers. Arnold played a significant role in promoting choral performances and left a lasting legacy in the realm of sacred music. His influence continues to be felt, as his works are often performed in choral settings today.