Georgian/60s looks with German/English/American ancestry.
All the learning stuff from your favourite historic house - Handel & Hendrix in London @handelhendrix
PODCAST ALERT 🚨
Handel & Hendrix Unlocked has just landed!
A new podcast from the museum in which we talk Hendrix (and much more) with people like @MrNishKumar, @jennykleeman and Dr John Cooper Clarke! Listen here & on Spotify
https://t.co/cFJNYdlP6D
supported by @artfund
Have you got any comics or drawings of Handel & Hendrix? Send them our way to be featured for a chance to be featured on our page! #ObjectOfTheWeek (5/5)
The second comic shows the time that Handel threatened to throw Italian soprano, Francesca Cuzzoni, out of the window for being difficult during a rehearsal! #ObjectOfTheWeek (3/5)
For #NationalComicBookDay, we decided to feature our very own comic series for #ObjectOfTheWeek which we had created for us last year by Maxime Galbe (@maxime_galbe) on Instagram (1/5)
We feel so lucky to own such a beautiful instrument and love it when our talented musicians play Handel's music on it. Check out this link to see the various videos we've filmed of concerts featuring the Kirckman: https://t.co/xn4c7vKTDf #ObjectOfTheWeek (4/4)
As our museum is shutting this week in anticipation of our huge renovation project, we thought that we would feature one of our most prized items - our beautiful Double Manual Harpsichord in Handel's Music Room - as #ObjectOfTheWeek today. (1/4)
While Handel did not own this specific harpsichord, he was known to have played one made by Kirckman at the house of his friend, Anne Donnellan, in 1755. #ObjectOfTheWeek (3/4)
Jimi's red velvet jacket is our #ObjectOfTheWeek. It came from the London designer boutique, Hung on You, owned by Michael Rainey, whose customers included The Beatles, The Kinks, The Who and The Rolling Stones. (1/4)
After the gig, the jacket got ripped in a brawl. To make up for this, John McCoy, the club's proprietor, took the jacket from Hendrix to get it repaired. However, when he tried to return it to Jimi, McCoy was told to keep it instead! How lucky! #ObjectOfTheWeek (3/4)
Jimi's red velvet jacket is our #ObjectOfTheWeek. It came from the London designer boutique, Hung on You, owned by Michael Rainey, whose customers included The Beatles, The Kinks, The Who and The Rolling Stones.
Jennens got his words from the King James Bible as well as the Book of Common Prayer. Got a favourite passage from the #Messiah? Let us know! #ObjectOfTheWeek (3/3)
For today's #ObjectOfTheWeek, we are featuring the portrait of Charles Jennens that currently hangs in the Composition Room. It was painted by Thomas Hudson c. 1744, using oil on canvas. (1/3)
Jennens was a wealthy landowner, patron of the arts and librettist. He compiled the words for Handel's #Messiah in September 1741 (around this same time but 280 years ago!) #ObjectOfTheWeek (2/3)