"Fireworks Music," officially known as Music for the Royal Fireworks, is a composition by George Frideric Handel. Written in 1749, it was created for a celebration in London marking the end of the War of the Austrian Succession. The piece is characterized by its grand orchestration, featuring brass, woodwinds, and percussion, designed to accompany a fireworks display. The music consists of five movements, showcasing Handel's ability to blend lively rhythms with majestic melodies. It remains popular today, often performed at outdoor events and celebrations, reflecting its original purpose of enhancing festive occasions with vibrant sound.