Georg Friedrich Handel Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba from the oratorio “Solomon”Georg Friedrich Händel78rank/position

Handel Oratorio “Solomon,” The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba

House Foods operates on a global scale.

To convey that sense of scale, the company selected “The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba” from the oratorio Solomon as its commercial song.

With its majestic atmosphere, the piece is popular at weddings for its thematic resonance.

Its lively, leaping tones are exhilarating to hear, and the brisk tempo feels refreshing—a piece that instantly brightens the mood.

It’s a fitting choice that reflects House Foods’ philosophy and aspirations.

Highly recommended for fans of orchestral music!

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Araki Jakkan

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From the chorus ‘Judas Maccabaeus’Georg Friedrich Händel79rank/position

Chorus from Handel’s Judas Maccabaeus

It’s such a famous melody that you could say every classical musician knows it.

Its relaxed tempo is perfect for showcasing the violin’s characteristics and timbre.

Once you get used to playing it, it’s also good practice to add vibrato to the long, sustained notes.

Behold, the hero returns.Georg Friedrich Händel80rank/position

Handel: Oratorio Judas Maccabaeus, Act III — “See, the Conqu’ring Hero Comes”

When people hear “the awards ceremony song,” many probably think of this piece.

Played at sports days and a variety of award presentations, it was composed by George Frideric Handel in the 1740s.

In fact, the piece originally appears in the oratorio Judas Maccabaeus, where it is used in a scene celebrating victory in a struggle for kingship.

It’s a work whose background perfectly suits award ceremonies, and its melody also conveys a dignified, stately character.

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Hane Keisuke

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The Lucky BlacksmithGeorg Friedrich Händel81rank/position

Haendel “The Harmonious Blacksmith” – Eri Mantani, piano

A piece composed by George Frideric Handel, who was active in an era before the piano had been invented.

It is one of the suites written for the harpsichord, the keyboard instrument of that time.

Its bright and lively character perfectly matches the image suggested by the title “The Harmonious Blacksmith,” making it a delight to listen to.

A simplified version with fewer notes is included in many beginner piano books, so it’s also very popular as a recital piece.

It might be nice to spend some calm time with your baby on the way and play it on the piano for them to hear.

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yuri

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Psalm Song: Unless the Lord builds the houseGeorg Friedrich Händel82rank/position

Handel – Nisi Dominus, HWV 238 – Sacred cantata complete {HQ Best Version}

Classified, like “Thus saith the Lord,” as a psalm-style piece.

Its bright, resounding interplay of unison and solo lines evokes opera more than sacred music.

This is a piece in which you can fully savor Handel’s hallmark—rich, weighty, and vividly colored melodies.

Music of the Palace FireworksGeorg Friedrich Händel83rank/position

Handel: Music for the Royal Fireworks: Overture [Naxos Classical Curations #Gorgeous]

This piece was composed in 1748 for a celebration marking the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, which ended the War of the Austrian Succession.

It consists of five movements: the overture, suitably resplendent for a festive work, is followed by a series of dances, creating a structure that offers enjoyable variety.

All ye faithful, make hasteLowell Mason / Georg Friedrich Händel84rank/position

[Beginner-Friendly Easy Piano (With Do-Re-Mi Notes)] Joy to the World Christmas Song – Easy Piano Tutorial

“Joy to the World” is beloved as a classic Christmas song.

It’s the familiar tune you hear almost daily every December—in shopping malls, on streets lit with illuminations, and in TV commercials.

With its easy-to-remember melody and beginner-friendly chord progression, it’s one of the most accessible Christmas songs to play.

It’s great for performing at Christmas parties, enjoying as a parent-child duet, and it’s also highly recommended on a toy piano, whose sparkling tone is perfect for the season!

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yuri

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