Handel’s Water Music Arranged for Solo Keyboard

More than three centuries have elapsed since this masterwork of baroque instrumental music was first performed during a royal boat trip on the River Thames in London, in July 1717. This is the first edition that reproduces faithfully—as much as it is possible on a keyboard—the Water Music as conceived by Handel and transmitted in the extant orchestral manuscripts.

A 35-page introductory essay covers everything the player needs to know about the editorial method, Baroque fingerings, tuning, and suggestions for interpretation. The latter include ornaments, notes inégales, hemiolas, rubato, articulation, and registration for the harpsichord as well as dynamics for the modern piano. A few pieces include an alternative score for the organ with a pedalboard.

The eBook is formatted for both easy printing and reading from any personal computer. It includes a full score with Baroque fingerings and a full score without any fingerings.
Please find more details and excerpts in http://water.braybaroque.ie/.