Handel's Messiah

~ Release by George Frideric Handel (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

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1▼12" Vinyl
#	Title	Length
A1	Overture harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:10
A2	Comfort Ye harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:51
A3	Ev'ry Valley Shall Be Exhalted harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	7:51
A4	And The Glory Of The Lord harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:23
A5	Thus Saith The Lord harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	4:37
A6	But Who May Abide harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:08
B1	And He Shall Purify harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:37
B2	Behold A Virgin harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	1:11
B3	Oh Thou That Tellest harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	6:32
B4	For, Behold, Darkness Shall Cover The Earth harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:56
B5	The People That Walked In Darkness harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:13
B6	For Into Us A Child Is Born harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	4:18
B7	Pastorale Symphony harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:40

2▼12" Vinyl
#	Title	Length
C1	There Were Shepherds Abiding In The Field harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:29
C2	Glory To God harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	1:42
C3	Rejoice Greatly harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	5:27
C4	Then Shall The Eyes Of The Blind Be Open'd harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	0:31
C5	He Shall Feed His Flock harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	7:20
C6	His Yolk Is Easy harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:45
C7	Behold The Lamb Of God harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:41
D1	He Was Despised And Rejected Of Men harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	5:19
D2	Surely, He Hath Borne Our Griefs harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:58
D3	And With His Stripes We Are Healed harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	1:59
D4	All We Like Sheep Have Gone Astray harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	4:14
D5	All They That See Him harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	1:00
D6	He Trusted In God harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:52
D7	Thy Rebuke Hath Broken His Heart harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:49
D8	He Was Cut Off From The Land Of The Living harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	0:30
D9	But Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul In Hell harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:52

3▼12" Vinyl
#	Title	Length
E1	Lift Up Your Heads harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:10
E2	How Beautiful Are The Feet harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:11
E3	Why Do The Nations harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:00
E4	Let Us Break Their Bonds Asunder harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	1:55
E5	He That Dwelleth In Heaven harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	0:19
E6	Thou Shalt Break Them harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	2:18
E7	Hallelujah harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	4:26
E8	I Know That My Redeemer Liveth harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	8:03
F1	Since My Man Came Death harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	0:55
F2	For As In Adam harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	0:34
F3	Even So In Christ harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	0:36
F4	Behold, I Tell You A Mystery harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	0:42
F5	The Trumpet Shall Sound harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	9:11
F6	Worthy Is The Lamb harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	3:57
F7	Amen harpsichord: George Malcolm organ: Harold Darke bass vocals: Roger Stalman contralto vocals: Helen Watts soprano vocals: April Cantelo tenor vocals: Wilfred Brown orchestra: The London Orchestra conductor: Walter Susskind chorus master: Frederick Jackson performer: London Philharmonic Choir recorded at: St Mary Magdalene in London, England, United Kingdom	4:22

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