Messiah
Album by George Frideric Handel
Messiah is an oratorio by George Frideric Handel, first performed in 1742. The work is a Baroque choral and orchestral piece that uses vocal counterpoint, recitative and solo arias to set biblical texts, and it was composed near the height of Handel's career while he was active in London.

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- 1.Overture/Symphony3:37
- 2.Comfort ye, Ev’ry valley6:49
- 3.And the glory of the Lord2:31
- 4.Thus saith the Lord, But who may abide5:42
- 5.And He shall purify, Behold, a virgin shall conceive3:44
- 6.O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion6:18
- 7.For behold, darkness shall cover the earth, The people that walked5:08
- 8.For unto us a Child is born5:07
- 9.Pifa (Pastoral music)1:00
- 10.There were shepherds, And lo, the angel of the Lord, And the angel said unto them, And suddenly there was with the angel1:34
- 11.Glory to God2:09
- 12.Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion4:44
- 13.Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened, He shall feed His flock6:31
- 14.His yoke is easy,2:53
- 15.Behold the Lamb of God2:51
- 16.He was despised11:53
- 17.Surely, He hath borne our griefs7:59
- 18.All they that see him3:23
- 19.Thy rebuke hath broken His heart6:30
- 20.Lift up your heads4:47
- 21.Thou art gone up on high3:18
- 22.The Lord gave the word1:15
- 23.How beautiful are the feet of them3:39
- 24.Why do the Nations so furiously rage together4:51
- 25.He that dwelleth in heaven2:14
- 26.Hallelujah3:42
- 27.I know that my Redeemer liveth6:02
- 28.Since by man came death1:58
- 29.Behold, I tell you a Mystery9:50
- 30.Then shall be brought to pass3:25
- 31.If God be for us4:54
- 32.Worthy is the Lamb6:32






