Note 278 — HIS LIFE (continued 2)
A. Eaglefield (Arthur Eaglefield) Hull translation
These arrangements, executed for the Baron van Swieten, are far from being irreproachable, and show that Mozart, despite the assertions of Rochlitz, had not a deep understanding of Handel’s works. However, he wrote an “Overture in the style of Handel,” and suddenly remembered him when he composed his Requiem.