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Overture: Lamentations of the Israelites for the death of Joseph 00:00
Exodus
1. "Now here arose", récitatif P. Elliott 02:13
2. "And the children of Israel sighed by reason of the bondage: And their cry..." chorus 02:38
3. "Then sent He Moses", récitatif P. Elliott 06:34
4. "They loathed to drink", chorus 07:08
5. "Their land brought", aria A. Stafford 09:26
6. "He spake the word", chorus 11:43
7. "He gave them hailstones", chorus 13:51
8. "He sent a thick darkness", chorus 16:04
9. "He smote all the first-born", chorus 19:24
10. "But as for His people': chorus 21:51
11. "Egypt was glad", chorus 26:01
12. "He rebuked the Red Sea", chorus 29:04
13. "He led them", chorus 29:51
14. "But the waters", chorus 31:17
15. "And Israel saw", chorus 32:21
16. "And believed the Lord", chorus 33:19
Moses’ Song
17. "Moses, and the children': introitus - chorus 37:01
18. "I will sing", chorus 37:58
19. "The Lord is my strengh", duo J. Knibbs & M. Troth 40:35
20. "He is my God", chorus 45:12
21. "And I will exalt him", chorus 46:02
22. "The Lord is a man of war", duo S. Varcoe & C. Stewart 48:58
23. "The depths have covered them", chorus 54:45
24. "Thy right hand", chorus 57:34
25. "And in the greatness", chorus 59:02
26. "Thou sentest forth", chorus 59:39
27. "And with the blast", chorus 1:01:42
28. "The enemy said", aria W. Kendall 1:04:44
29. "Thou didst blow", aria D. Greene 1:07:11
30. "Who is like unto Thee", chorus 1:09:35
31. "The earth swallowed them", chorus 1:11:10
32. "Thou is thy mercy", duo B. Gordon & P. Elliott 1:12:21
33. "The people shall hear", chorus 1:16:48
34. "Thou shalt bring", aria J. Clarkson 1:24:21
35. "The Lord shall reign", chorus 1:28:15
36. "For the horse of Pharoah", récitatifP. Elliott 1:28:58
37. "The Lord shall reign", chorus 1:29:24
38. "And Miriam the prophetess", récitatif P. Elliott 1:30:05
39. "Sing ye to the Lord, for he hath triumphed gloriusly ! The Lord shall reign...", 1:30:28
E. Priday & Chorus
N. Burrowes: Sopran
Ch. Brett: Counter-Tenor
M. Hill: Tenor
S. Varcoe: Bass
M. Levin: Theorbo
M. Hicks: Organ
Monteverdi Choir & Orchestra
Conductor: John Eliot Gardiner
Recorded in 1978, at London
Painting: Edward Poynter (1836-1919) Israel in Egypt
🔊 Find CMRR's recordings on Spotify : spoti.fi/3016eVr
🔊 Download CMRR's recordings in High fidelity audio : bit.ly/2M1Eop2
In 1859 Henry Chorley termed Israel in Egypt "something apart from, alone, above all other works existing in descriptive choral music". To approach this prodigious piece in any other way, or to attempt a strict comparison with Handel's other oratorios, is somewhat fruitless: for this is indeed a work apart, unique in its epic conception and in the dazzling variety of its choral and orchestral writing. Nowhere else except in Dixit Dominus (1707), the tour deforce of his youthful stay in Italy, did Handel make such sustained demands of his choral singers, stretching to the limit their range of dramatic expression, stamina and sheer virtuosity.
Georg Friedrich Haendel PLAYLIST (reference recordings): • Georg Friedrich Haendel (1685-1759)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Stephen Blackwell mentioned that he listens to this every Easter so I came to check it out.
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Für mich immer wieder unbegreiflich, wie ein Mensch so wunderschöne, großartige Musikwerke komponieren konnte. ❤️
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Who said heaven's going to be boring... this is pure music 🎵.... GOAT
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Heavenly music. We would all benefit to listen to Handel everyday for an hour. He is sublime.
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Who said it will be boring in heaven? Imagine music much much more glorious and majestic than Handel's rendering!!
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I will love you until the day I die .Blessed Handel he did so many oratorios of Jewish themes. For Passover I thank you.
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One of the best composers ever. No discussion.
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I'm here because Stephen Blackwell mentioned this awesome work on Jordan Peterson and The Daily Wire's excellent seminar on Exodus (episode 7). Thank you for posting this piece so we can all enjoy the beauty of Handel's music in praise of God.
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Grande Handel! A sua música fala ao meu coração de um jeito único! ❤️
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Gdy słucham J.S.Bach,a to On jest największym kompozytorem lecz gdy słucham Handel,a to On jest największym. Chwała Bogu za takie dylematy i takie wykonania jak to.
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Play this every Sunday morning, full blast, whenever possible, regular as porridge. Not a religious person, but this excites the Spirit in me like nothing else.
Damien Dewing
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1:28:38 - The Lord shall reign forever and ever. Wow.
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🌿🌸🇻🇦✝️🇲🇬🌸🌿DIEU ACCUEILLEZ DANS VOTRE PARADIS💞🌼 L'ÂME IMMENSÉMENT CHRÉTIENNE💐⛑💐 DE Monsieur de HAENDEL🌼🌸💮🌿🇻🇦💒💞💐✝️⛑🌼🇲🇬🌸💮🦁🌼🙋♂️ !!!
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Handel's versatility was exceptional. The variety of choruses in this work is amazing, for example, polyphonic choruses of tradition from northern Germany, double 8-voice choruses, choruses that evoke the old renaissance polyphony, ceremonial and pastoral choruses, among others.
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Who else came here from Jordan Peterson exodus series? I grew up not religious and didn’t believe in God but that’s starting to change
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Magnificent Thank you All Honour and Glory is Yours Almighty Father for ever and ever Amen
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Handel is where my soul rests
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Gardiner and the Monteverdi Choir and Orchestra always deliver beyond my expectations. Wow!
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Dramatische und wunderschöne Interpretation dieses großartigen Meisterwerks mit herrlichen Stimmen vierer genialen Solisten und gut harmonisierten Stimmen des ausgezeichneten Chors sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen aller Instrumente. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Kammerorchester im gut phrasierten Tempo und mit möglichst effektiver Dynamik. Alles ist wunderbar!
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Georg Friedrich Handel (1685-1759) Israel in Egypt Oratorio. Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation (00:00-00:04:08) Overture: Lamentations of the Israelites for the death of Joseph 00:00 Exodus 1. "Now here arose", récitatif P. Elliott 02:13 2. "And the children of Israel sighed by reason of the bondage: And their cry..." chorus 02:38 3. "Then sent He Moses", récitatif P. Elliott 06:34 4. "They loathed to drink", chorus 07:08 5. "Their land brought", aria A. Stafford 09:26 6. "He spake the word", chorus 11:43 7. "He gave them hailstones", chorus 13:51 8. "He sent a thick darkness", chorus 16:04 9. "He smote all the first-born", chorus 19:24 10. "But as for His people': chorus 21:51 11. "Egypt was glad", chorus 26:01 12. "He rebuked the Red Sea", chorus 29:04 13. "He led them", chorus 29:51 14. "But the waters", chorus 31:17 15. "And Israel saw", chorus 32:21 16. "And believed the Lord", chorus 33:19 Moses’ Song 17. "Moses, and the children': introitus - chorus 37:01 18. "I will sing", chorus 37:58 19. "The Lord is my strengh", duo J. Knibbs & M. Troth 40:35 20. "He is my God", chorus 45:12 21. "And I will exalt him", chorus 46:02 22. "The Lord is a man of war", duo S. Varcoe & C. Stewart 48:58 23. "The depths have covered them", chorus 54:45 24. "Thy right hand", chorus 57:34 25. "And in the greatness", chorus 59:02 26. "Thou sentest forth", chorus 59:39 27. "And with the blast", chorus 1:01:42 28. "The enemy said", aria W. Kendall 1:04:44 29. "Thou didst blow", aria D. Greene 1:07:11 30. "Who is like unto Thee", chorus 1:09:35 31. "The earth swallowed them", chorus 1:11:10 32. "Thou is thy mercy", duo B. Gordon & P. Elliott 1:12:21 33. "The people shall hear", chorus 1:16:48 34. "Thou shalt bring", aria J. Clarkson 1:24:21 35. "The Lord shall reign", chorus 1:28:15 36. "For the horse of Pharoah", récitatifP. Elliott 1:28:58 37. "The Lord shall reign", chorus 1:29:24 38. "And Miriam the prophetess", récitatif P. Elliott 1:30:05 39. "Sing ye to the Lord, for he hath triumphed gloriusly ! The Lord shall reign...", 1:30:28 E. Priday & Chorus N. Burrowes: Sopran Ch. Brett: Counter-Tenor M. Hill: Tenor S. Varcoe: Bass M. Levin: Theorbo M. Hicks: Organ Monteverdi Choir & Orchestra Conductor: John Eliot Gardiner Recorded in 1978, at London Painting: Edward Poynter (1836-1919) Israel in Egypt 🔊 Find CMRR's recordings on Spotify : spoti.fi/3016eVr 🔊 Download CMRR's recordings in High fidelity audio : bit.ly/2M1Eop2 In 1859 Henry Chorley termed Israel in Egypt "something apart from, alone, above all other works existing in descriptive choral music". To approach this prodigious piece in any other way, or to attempt a strict comparison with Handel's other oratorios, is somewhat fruitless: for this is indeed a work apart, unique in its epic conception and in the dazzling variety of its choral and orchestral writing. Nowhere else except in Dixit Dominus (1707), the tour deforce of his youthful stay in Italy, did Handel make such sustained demands of his choral singers, stretching to the limit their range of dramatic expression, stamina and sheer virtuosity. Georg Friedrich Haendel PLAYLIST (reference recordings): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzHLwKeQAD8&list=PL3UZpQL9LIxMj1UpsqX_ALRZ9ydo6UjNd&index=5&t=793s
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