Well, a few months later, here’s the spring concert version of the piece that already has more than 1,300 views. Not sure it can compete … except they’ve had more practice! (Of course, this one was performed after a tornado passed through and the choir had just returned from being evacuated. I’ll say, Hallelujah!)
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Beethoven’s Hallelujah from Mount of Olives – UMBC Jubilee Choir Spring 2008
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Michael Ehrlich directs W.T. Woodson High School’s mixed choir, of Fairfax, Va., performing Beethoven at the District XI Choral Festival, March 29, 2008. These are high-schoolers … first thing in the morning!!
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Michael Ehrlich directs W.T. Woodson High School’s mixed choir, of Fairfax, Va., performing Beethoven at the District XI Choral Festival, March 29, 2008. These are high-schoolers … first thing in the morning!!
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Fairview High School Orchestra (the Classic Knights), and present Hallelujah Chorus from Christ on the Mount of Olives, Beethoven in Boulder, CO, 2007.
The orchestra is the non audition orchestra (anyone may join) and the Choir is the “Festival Choir”
Fairview is a public school, part of BVSD school district
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The lookout point on the Mount of Olives is one of the most impressive in the world. The mount has great significance in Christianity, Judaism & Islam especially in the vision of the end of days.
The mount also plays an important role in the last week of Jesus’ life: It’s the place from which he entered Jerusalem for the last supper on Passover, the place where he mourned the future destruction of the city and the Temple, the place where he was handed over before his crucifixion, and the place from which he arose to heaven and from which he was supposed to return.
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Walking tour from the top of Mount of Olives to the bottom at Gethsemani. Stop at the rock where Christ fell down and predicted the destruction of the temple.
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Muslimgauze – Mount of olives 1
Mount of Olives & Kidron Valley