"Water Music" is a collection of orchestral suites composed by George Frideric Handel in 1717. It was originally performed on the Thames River for King George I during a royal party. The music is characterized by lively rhythms and elegant melodies, reflecting the festive atmosphere of the event. The suites consist of three main parts: the first suite in F major, the second in D major, and the third in G major. Each suite features a variety of dance movements, showcasing Handel's skill in orchestration and his ability to evoke the beauty of water through music.