There have been many versions of the Hallelujah Chorus on the Internet lately. People bursting into song in the middle of a crowded mall, or airport.
They make me weep, and bring to remembrance the true meaning of Christmas. My favorite You-Tube version was shared by Annie Unrein.
The 5th graders of Quinhagak, and Yup'ik Village, Alaska have captured my heart.
A big thank-you to teacher Jim Barthelman who spent 10 hours of filming.
10 comments:
Fabulous! What a wonderful uplifting rendition of that very Christmasy song! Looks like we got a tour of the town too!
MGM
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing it!
pretty incredible!
What a great time they must have had doing that and had a chance to listen to the music while they did it. Good job and pat on the back to their teacher.
I just LOVE real Christmas music and we have it playing constantly here. We never get tired of it here and are sad when Christmas is over.
Have a wonderful Christmas, my friend.
Hugs,
Lois
Oh my goodness! That one got to me. I love it. Thank you for sharing it so I can share with others. Merry Christmas. Kathy
What an awesome idea, loved it and thank you for sharing it with us. That was one dedicated teacher, three cheers for all the stars.
I love this! Alaska is my new home state. We moved here a year ago after living in St. George for 25 years. We miss the sun the most! We understand you have had little of it lately.
Oh Nedra!! This is simply wonderful!!! Thank you so much for sharing!! I hope your Christmas is full of family, love and joy!!! Kris
That was really great! Definitely my favorite too - thanks for sharing - I never would have seen it otherwise!
Post a Comment