It is traditional to stand for the Hallelujah Chorus
The Hallelujah Chorus is the 24th movement in Handel's famous oratorio, Messiah. It has become a tradition to the audience to stand up while the recital of the chorus with a belief that King George II did the same. And it is now even popular as the background music for a commercial for Baskin Robbins ice creams.
it is a double ended Philippine drum mounted horizontally on a stand. The body is traditionally the bottom section of a palm tree and the heads are of deerskin.
Because when King George the second heard it, he was so inspired, that he stood up. When everyone saw him stand, they stood too. In has been a tradition ever since then to stand when the Messiah is played. The Hallelujah Chorus, is a Song of Praise - literally the word "Hallelujah" meaning "Praise be to G-d". The text of Handel's great piece comes from the Old Testament Psalms (as requoted in the New Testament Book of Revelations), words which continue to be sung and recited in their original Hebrew form in synagogues to this day during a part of the service known as "Hallel". It has always been the custom for Jews to stand whilst praising the Lord during "Hallel", a practise which was passed on to Christendom where it is customary for congregations to stand for Songs of Praise (or Hymns). As Head of the Church of England, King George would certainly have been aware of the obligation to stand for "Hallelujah" - and might well have remained standing until the last AMEN at the end of the movement.
The term RAJAR stands for Radio Joint Audience Research. The company is located in the United Kingdom. It is a well-known radio station with thousands of listeners a day.
It means to play the note marked with an accent with a bit more force or volume or emphasis...it's just a way of bringing to the musicians attention that this note is supposed to played so as to stand out to the audience.
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how does dr. king address his audience ?is this an effective technique.
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no more that any other religion. Can you stand waiting for the messiah?
R.A.F.T. stands for Role, Audience, Format and Topic.
Loseing your love handels is simple ladies. Without dieting (well dieting would help much more) you can do this excercise anywhere. You stand up straight, and with whatever side you want to start on right or left. You extend your arm out and bring it close to you as if you were trying to show someone your muscles. Then at the same time you lift up your knee and bring down your elbow (without moveing it from your upper side) you meet both of them in the middle. Then you keep doing them, and watch the love handels melt away :)
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Stand up comics need a lot of creativity, confidence, and the ability to connect with the audience.
The Hallelujah Chorus is the 24th movement in Handel's famous oratorio, Messiah. It has become a tradition to the audience to stand up while the recital of the chorus with a belief that King George II did the same. And it is now even popular as the background music for a commercial for Baskin Robbins ice creams.
You silly, it means mature audience only
In general, on the right-hand side of the bride.
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