Hallelujah Chorus
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Top Comments
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You can't be serious. Go back and listen to it again. Don't tell me you can't hear the one male voice that sticks out above the rest of the group.
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...Do you mean the organist? Is that the guy that who sticks out you mean?
All Comments (33)
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This was so beautiful that it literally brought tears to my eyes. WELL DONE !
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You are great organist, it sounds lovely...
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@JTPWK I am an organist at the local church and I have 5 presets out of 20.
When someone changes mine I become furious.
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for once i can hear the tenors... they sound so good..and yes i am a tenor... this is my favorite song to sing... but it is so hard ... with all those high 'g's and that one high 'a'... but it is damn fun
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Thank you for posting this vid!! :D, I can't find find any professional orchestra/choir that performs it in C major. I like to play my violin along with the music when I practice at home, to see how i sound. Thanks :D
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@adobosazon Just got the 4 part out for a 3 part choir. can you tell me where i can find the 3 part, as a 3part in C major would be more suited to my choir rather than a 4pt in D Major. I love this video!!!
Thanks
Hector
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hahahaha lovin the jesus bobble head on the other side of the organ
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very very goog this is the best!!!!!!!
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WOO! I'm a soprano, so I'm automatically impressed by anyone who can sing baratone. ^-^
I saw how you used those numbered automatic preset stops. I woudnt be surprised if you tell other people that use the organ not to change any of your presets the way you have them set. Is that the case? Just wondering. You know how your organ functions and sounds, and I bet you can tell if someone "altered" your presets! Is that ever the case? Is that your policy with others using the organ?
JTPWK 2 years ago
I do have the pistons set the way I like, but I don't have a note posted there telling others to leave them alone. I guess it's kind of like when you have your driver's seat set the way you like it, and the parking attendant moves the seat back and changes the tilt. I can't stand when that happens. :-)
adobosazon 2 years ago
this doesn't sound like it's in G Major like it should be.
DeathGodRiku 3 years ago
That is because it's not G Major. The original Hallelujah Chorus is actually written in D Major, with 4-part choral harmony. The version performed here is a 3-part version in C Major.
adobosazon 3 years ago
very good were is the choir
joylava88 3 years ago
The choir is actually located to the left of the organ (my left) about 10-15 feet away.
adobosazon 3 years ago