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Beethoven's "Hallelujah" from his "Mount of Olives" and Handel's "Hallelujah" from "Messiah" differ significantly in style and structure. Handel's piece features a more homophonic texture with a clear choral arrangement, while Beethoven's is typically more intricate and employs a greater variety of textures. Both pieces use a 4/4 meter but differ in their emotional delivery; Handel's is triumphant and celebratory, whereas Beethoven's has a more dramatic and reflective quality. Additionally, the timbre in Handel's work emphasizes the choir and orchestra, while Beethoven often showcases the interplay between soloists and ensemble.

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