The Tenor Part of the Hallelujah Chorus of the Messiah by Handel

[johnnygreggy]

thank you very much! a big help!

[vcma1129]

Thanks for this practice recording; great help to sections!

TO RENTMANIAC6: Actually, the emPHAsis should be on "LU"; although aspiration of the H is also correct and lends rhythmic drive to the "fortspinnung" - the "driving forth" of the melodic repetition. My take on it is that it should be dance like -- light and swift with great joy.

[vcma1129]

Thanks for this practicing recording; great help to sections!

TO RENTMANIAC6:  Actually, the emPHAsis should be on "LU"; although aspiration of the H is also correct and lends rhythmic drive to the "fortspinnung" - the "driving forth" of the melodic repetition. My take on it is that it should be dance like -- light and swift with great joy.

[TheZephyr2010]

rentmanica is right!

it should be majestical!

[i dont like the way he pronounce the word!

[uberfiend1]

i would like to thank you very much for this, this helped me improve me part for the Christmas concert

[rentmaniac6]

I am not a master musician. But our mentor says the Hallelujah is a song of the Baroque period. Meaning, you should have given it more of a surprising song. "HA! llelujah. HA! llelujah!" with emphasis on the first syllable. You made it sound like a ballad. Though, this is a very wonderful example. Thank you very much. I was looking for a good sound because I have to study this. :D

[Nf9456]

@rentmaniac6 I think that this is just for learning notes, not how its actually going to/supposed to be sung.