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George Frideric Handel - Messiah
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HM14 Accompaniment for Handel's Messiah Recitatives and Arias
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All the ALTO Solo's in Handel's Messiah.
All the solo's are provided twice. Once with instrumental assistance for the solo part. (Not Piano). The second recording has no assistance for the soloist as defined by the score.
The recording is designed to help the amateur soloist.
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CONTENTS
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6
Air
But who may abide the day of
his coming
8
Recitative
Behold a virgin shall
conceive
9
Air
O thou that tellest good
tidings to Zion
19
Recitative
Then shall the eyes of the
blind be opened
20
Air
He shall feed his flock
23
Air
He was despised
49
Recitative
Then shall be brought to
pass
50
Duet
O death where is thy sting?
Appendix
9
Air
O thou that tellest good
tidings to Zion (as above but including the following chorus)
36
Air
Thou art gone up on high
(Usually a Bass Solo)
38
Air
How beautiful are the feet
(Alto Soprano Duet version)
38
Air
How beautiful are the feet
(Alto Alto Duet version) with and without following chorus
50
Air
O death where is thy sting?
with the following chorus
