Messiah (Arias and Choruses)
Album by George Frideric Handel & Academy of St Martin in the Fields & Academy of St Martin in the Fields Chorus & Sir Neville Marriner
Messiah (Arias and Choruses) is an oratorio by George Frideric Handel, composed in 1741 and first performed in 1742. The work comprises operatic-style arias and large-scale choruses in Baroque idioms, synthesising Biblical texts into a three-part structure that traces prophecy, incarnation and redemption, and it occupies a central place in Handel's output and the development of the English oratorio tradition.

First released: 1987
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- 1.Comfort ye3:00
- 2.Ev'ry valley3:26
- 3.And the glory of the Lord3:01
- 4.Behold, a virgin0:30
- 5.O thou that tellest5:32
- 6.For unto us a Child is born3:38
- 7.And suddenly there was with the angel0:16
- 8.Glory to God1:48
- 9.Rejoice greatly4:15
- 10.Behold the Lamb of God2:58
- 11.He was despised4:48
- 12.All we like sheep3:30
- 13.Hallelujah!3:45
- 14.I know that my Redeemer liveth5:17
- 15.The trumpet shall sound4:03
- 16.Worthy is the Lamb2:54
- 17.Amen3:41






