London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind

Handel's Messiah Complete

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1.
I. Overture
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2.
II.&III.Comfort Ye my people/Every valley shall be exaltet
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3.
II. Comfort ye my people
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4.
III. Every valley shall be exalted
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5.
IV. And the glory of the Lord
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6.
V.&VI.Thus saith the Lord of Hosts/But who may abide the day of his coming
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7.
V. Thus saith the Lord of Hosts
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8.
VI. But who may abide the day of his coming
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9.
VII. And he shall purify the sons of Levi
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10.
VIII.&IX.Behold, A virgin shall conceive/O Thou that tellest good tidings...
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11.
VIII. Behold, A virgin shall conceive
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12.
IX. O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
13.
X.&XI.For behold, darkness shall cover the earth/The People that walked..
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
14.
X. For behold, darkness shall cover the earth
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15.
XI. The people that walked in darkness
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16.
XII. For unto us a child a child is born
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17.
XIII. Pastoral Symphony
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
18.
XIV./XV.There were shepherds abiding in the field/Glory to God...
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
19.
XVI. Rejoice greatly, o daughter of Zion
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
20.
XVII.&XVIII.Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened/He shall feed his flock.
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
21.
XVII. Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
22.
XVIII. He shall feed his flock like a shepherd
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
23.
XIX. His yoke is easy, his burdon is light
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
24.
XX. Behold the lamb of God
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25.
XXI. He was despised and rejected of men
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26.
XXII.-XXIV. Surely, he has borne.../And with the stripes.../All we like sheep
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27.
XXIV. All we like sheep have gone astray
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
28.
XXV.&XXVI.All they that see him, laugh him to scorn/He trusted in God...
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
29.
XXV. All they that see him, laugh him to scorn
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
30.
XXVI. He trusted in God that he would deliver him
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
31.
XXVII.-XXX.Thy rebuke../Behold and see../He was cut off../But thou didst not..
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32.
XXVII. Thy rebuke hath broken his heart
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33.
XXVIII. Behold and see if there be any sorrow
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
34.
XXIX. He was cut off out of the land of the living
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
35.
XXX. But thou didst not leave his soul in hell
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36.
XXXI. Lift up your heads, o ye gates
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
37.
XXXII. How beautiful are the feet of them
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38.
XXXIII. Why do the nations so furiously rage
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39.
XXXIV. Let us break their bonds asunder
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
40.
XXXV.&XXXVI.He that dwelleth in heaven/Thou shalt break them with a rod of iron
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
41.
XXXV. He that dwelleth in heaven
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
42.
XXXVI. Thou shalt break them with a rod of iron
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
43.
XXXVII. Hallelujah
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44.
XXXVIII. I know that my redeemer liveth
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
45.
XXXIX. Since by man came death - for as in Adam even so in Christ
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46.
XL.& XLI.Behold, I tell you a mystery/The trumpet shall sound
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
47.
XL. Behold, I tell you a mystery
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
48.
XLI. The trumpet shall sound
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
49.
XLII.&XLIII.Worthy is the lamb that was slain/Amen
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind
50.
XLIII. Amen
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Walter Susskind

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11/07/1994

I. Overture

II.&III.Comfort Ye my people/Every valley shall be exaltet

II. Comfort ye my people

III. Every valley shall be exalted

IV. And the glory of the Lord

V.&VI.Thus saith the Lord of Hosts/But who may abide the day of his coming

V. Thus saith the Lord of Hosts

VI. But who may abide the day of his coming

VII. And he shall purify the sons of Levi

VIII.&IX.Behold, A virgin shall conceive/O Thou that tellest good tidings...

VIII. Behold, A virgin shall conceive

IX. O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion

X.&XI.For behold, darkness shall cover the earth/The People that walked..

X. For behold, darkness shall cover the earth

XI. The people that walked in darkness

XII. For unto us a child a child is born

XIII. Pastoral Symphony

XIV./XV.There were shepherds abiding in the field/Glory to God...

XVI. Rejoice greatly, o daughter of Zion

XVII.&XVIII.Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened/He shall feed his flock.

XVII. Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened

XVIII. He shall feed his flock like a shepherd

XIX. His yoke is easy, his burdon is light

XX. Behold the lamb of God

XXI. He was despised and rejected of men

XXII.-XXIV. Surely, he has borne.../And with the stripes.../All we like sheep

XXIV. All we like sheep have gone astray

XXV.&XXVI.All they that see him, laugh him to scorn/He trusted in God...

XXV. All they that see him, laugh him to scorn

XXVI. He trusted in God that he would deliver him

XXVII.-XXX.Thy rebuke../Behold and see../He was cut off../But thou didst not..

XXVII. Thy rebuke hath broken his heart

XXVIII. Behold and see if there be any sorrow

XXIX. He was cut off out of the land of the living

XXX. But thou didst not leave his soul in hell

XXXI. Lift up your heads, o ye gates

XXXII. How beautiful are the feet of them

XXXIII. Why do the nations so furiously rage

XXXIV. Let us break their bonds asunder

XXXV.&XXXVI.He that dwelleth in heaven/Thou shalt break them with a rod of iron

XXXV. He that dwelleth in heaven

XXXVI. Thou shalt break them with a rod of iron

XXXVII. Hallelujah

XXXVIII. I know that my redeemer liveth

XXXIX. Since by man came death - for as in Adam even so in Christ

XL.& XLI.Behold, I tell you a mystery/The trumpet shall sound

XL. Behold, I tell you a mystery

XLI. The trumpet shall sound

XLII.&XLIII.Worthy is the lamb that was slain/Amen

XLIII. Amen