Hallelujah - sopranos only 

Farok Buker yes it is very high and I have got to learn it. The church choir is singing it next month at the anointing service.

Hahaha yes...

So high! Can barely reach it! Gotta sing it for our practice 😰

Yes

😂😂😂 yesss!

Bård Elias Nystøyl

every part has that funny timed theme. You just have to count religiously and memorize.

I am with you too! Sadly I do not read music very well, so, I am having to highlight my part and memorize.

No - it's not just you. My church choir has sung this before and we're doing it again for this Palm Sunday. That part (1:00 - 1:16) always (and still) stumps me. Basically, practice, practice, practice. Still - a bit frustrating. This does happen to be a pretty good recording to follow though. Good luck!

I'm doing it for chorus this year and you really just have to sight read it. It helps if you tap your foot to the beat to get the rthym

Nope let's be idiots together :)

+Hatsune Mikz By looking at his username I'm pretty sure you should know what he's going to talk about...(Although, I think he was being a troll if you really pay attention to it. You just took it personally. Or maybe he's being serious. I can never tell.) Also, don't put quotation marks around Christianity as if you don't know what it's called; you obviously know what it's called. Don't be a smart ass. "Be open minded on the internet." Okay, so let him express his opinion. I understand your point when you said maybe that person's religious focus isn't Christianity; I get it. But let him express his thoughts just like you expressed yours. Now I'm expressing mine. (I don't care if you don't care about my opinion. Just in case you or someone else may reply with that.) (And yes I'm aware that your comment is 10 months old.)

+LOneSTarX13 hey, as a high school choir kid, we sing this every winter, because it's a tradition, but we also sing it because it gives us older choir kids an opportunity to teach and bond with the coming generations of choir members. we sing deeply traditional choral music to remember the root of our purpose to sing and love music. I think everybody should sing this to learn the roots of choral music.

Hystercia I sang this in seventh grade. I hope it bothers you

Yeah, I understand. It would be nice to have a song that only your choir does and I don't mean the arrangement. Because why would you listen to other choir's if they are going to sing the same songs!! Like, come on!!

we do the same thing!

Lmao I’m singing this for my choir concert next Wednesday so let’s see how this goes. 😂 It’s actually not too bad, I’ve sang notes in that range, basically what 2:41 is.

+Ma Marcus The highest not is an A

1:20

1:05

0:50

+mayemi59 D - C# and F# .. occasional G#s incidentals in orchestral part but unlike most of the choruses .. oh, ok three bars before F comes a A# in alto and bass and altos and tenors get an G# 4-5 bars after F .. glad it has such a long rehearsal period lol

3:28