@Tom tom Ha ha ha - probably your biggest 'Duh' moment ever. The Hallelujah chorus was composed by Handel !! Georg Friederich Händel to be precise - and is part of his oratorio 'Messiah' composed in 1741 whilst living in England; having been a British subject since 1727.
I've seen this done by a number of groups, but this is probably the most charming. The seemingly effortless performance belies the amount of preparation, choreography, and practice that went into making it happen. I can see Handel smiling! :-)
love the little jumping guys lol, beautiful piece,and fun to watch, and hey thats coming from the atheist that i am, but sure do appreciate beautiful music
I love this so much , it's so well thought so much practice has gone in to it all. Get effect. Thankyou for making me laugh. You I just can't express how much I enjoy it
I have watched several of these on you tube and this is the only one I have seen that has absolutely no mistakes in it. There is some fidgeting that takes away from the effect but that is very minor. This is the only one done better than the one on here with 6 million plus views. Great job Monks. You do the order proud.
@Nicholas Schreck No mistakes? The "JAH" guy was late EVERY time! He was half-asleep, apparently. Sorry you could not observe that, but this was certainly not a perfect performance.
Good Morning Teacher Rizal, We Have A Opera Singer. 0:13 Like Something Else I'm Is A Full Kid. 4:27 At Chris Cuomo. Amen. 0:00 Last 5 0:00 Last 4 0:00 Last 3 0:00 Last 2 0:00 Last 1 0:00 Alrighteverybody, Waaaaaaah. stop crying. 4:28
There is someone behind each of the 1st and 3rd person, lying down. You can just about see their hands. I didn't notice it the first time I watched this same performance by another group in another video.
The second person from the left had the most work to do and the most to concentrate on. The fourth guy from the right in the green had the best on-stage discipline and the tall red second from the right guy had the most unnecessary movements especially in the beginning adjusting his hood. That's a no no! Overall: 9
Daniel Josue Balam Ceballos Oh, no it's not. I like to think God would get a kick out of it. Besides, who are you to say God doesn't have a sense of humor?
These are my monks...I'm so proud of them. I helped direct this song with Rita at our church. Awesome job you guys....you ROCK!!! Luv ya Tracy
Great job!
Excellent!!! Well done. Still rocks after ten years!
BRAVO
This was how they did Karaoke in 1741
Beethoven: Finally, working subtitles
@Tom tom Ha ha ha - probably your biggest 'Duh' moment ever. The Hallelujah chorus was composed by Handel !! Georg Friederich Händel to be precise - and is part of his oratorio 'Messiah' composed in 1741 whilst living in England; having been a British subject since 1727.
@@bradtiscali Yes, not only was it composed by Händel, but it was composed for Easter, not for Christmas.
Lol
You think you can HANDEL this joke huh 😂
@Mark Simmons deaf. Basically like a dead ear. But in this case you have a deaf sense of jokes
I've seen this done by a number of groups, but this is probably the most charming. The seemingly effortless performance belies the amount of preparation, choreography, and practice that went into making it happen. I can see Handel smiling! :-)
Me too
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love the little jumping guys lol, beautiful piece,and fun to watch, and hey thats coming from the atheist that i am, but sure do appreciate beautiful music
I'm an atheist myself and I do apreciate this comment too 😍
I’ve seen several versions of this on TH-cam. The is by far the best. Outstanding!
Rejoice Again At Church. 0:01 Cool. Loudness 10 0 4:15. Awesome. Sleep First 4:28 Ballet.
This is still my favorite one.
"hey whats your part of the song"
"im Hal"
Haha you would be so confused cus what if your name is hal
Halo
This Pagan loved it.
Awesome with a choir behind them in a church and with all standing as is the tradition with this piece.
I love this so much , it's so well thought so much practice has gone in to it all. Get effect. Thankyou for making me laugh. You I just can't express how much I enjoy it
The Start Video 0:00 The Back Video 0:13 The Middle Video 0:21 The Middlest Video 4:13 The End Video 4:25
I have watched several of these on you tube and this is the only one I have seen that has absolutely no mistakes in it. There is some fidgeting that takes away from the effect but that is very minor. This is the only one done better than the one on here with 6 million plus views. Great job Monks. You do the order proud.
@Nicholas Schreck No mistakes? The "JAH" guy was late EVERY time! He was half-asleep, apparently. Sorry you could not observe that, but this was certainly not a perfect performance.
soooo cool and coordination was fantastic. glad i saw this, made me smile. very inventive.
Good Morning Teacher Rizal, We Have A Opera Singer. 0:13 Like Something Else I'm Is A Full Kid. 4:27 At Chris Cuomo. Amen. 0:00 Last 5 0:00 Last 4 0:00 Last 3 0:00 Last 2 0:00 Last 1 0:00 Alrighteverybody, Waaaaaaah. stop crying. 4:28
Well done .I think this great..and this version that kids of schools performing be done by ..The pipes..cardinals...!!.
Best one I have seen so far. Everyone was in sync with the music which was awesome :)
Love the gothic font of the cards!
The Hal guy fans themself with the sign lmao
Up,down,up, down, up, down.
Sorry you can't see me holding placards ,that say' '' made I laugh''
why are they jumping
@@friend6221 it’s on purpose, they are the shortest.
There’s another video of this style, done by South Kitsap High School.
Coralee Smith They are a Youth Group from New Hope Baptist Church, Oahu Hawaii.
BTW There are several groups that do this, these are New Hope Baptist Church.
This Relic deserves more views!
Perfect to come across on a pandemic day. Thank you!
Love this
👏🏽 Forever
for ever AMEN
Picking Up Cards, 4:27 4:27 Stop Riding Two.
Great use of humor and music.
This is fantastic. Well done, all.
*Subtitles started on 1909*
People in 1908:
Wonderful
I like it!!!!! I`m going to ask in my church if it is possible to do a similar thing. Looks like a lot of fun.. Thank you !!!!
That's funny! Go! Go! Go! I'll wait until next years 2nd round!
that was awesome
I've seen sooo many versions of this, and yet I'm muslim
This open-minded Christian thinks that doesn’t matter :)
Wait this has been done in the future. There's another video but with all brown monks
Oh so this was the inspiration for the other Silent monks video
Their feet turned into hands
Right, this with Monty python and that will get views for sure
Awesome! Bravo!
Wow this video is old and the comments too...
esta canción es halleluhah no reyoice
I love this. So cute. Just how did they do those signs with their feet!
There is someone behind each of the 1st and 3rd person, lying down. You can just about see their hands.
I didn't notice it the first time I watched this same performance by another group in another video.
See. Foot pics aren’t so bad. It’s just it’s just showing me how good your feet are at picking up cards. Yes yes
Except it’s not their feet.
If you look closely, there are hands controlling those cards.
Folks are lying on their stomachs behind the two “monks.”
Dr4maD1va "L" bracket on the back, they just step down on it
Zseniälis....:-)
+Hegyes Csilla
Miért ne futna bele az ember egy magyar szóba, egy elfeledett videó alatt. :)
The second person from the left had the most work to do and the most to concentrate on. The fourth guy from the right in the green had the best on-stage discipline and the tall red second from the right guy had the most unnecessary movements especially in the beginning adjusting his hood. That's a no no! Overall: 9
Hilarious K (K)
Subtitles in the middle ages.
Monks or children??
Coralee J. Smith Mönche und Kinder, beides!!! Ja tiefgründig und kindliche Freude.
Coralee J. Smith Mönche und Kinder, beides!!! Ja tiefgründig und kindliche Freude.
Bye. 0:00
Stop making God's name a "fun" thing. This is derision!
ahahah are you serious
+supermentoskid absolutely
+supermentoskid absolutely
Daniel Josue Balam Ceballos Oh, no it's not. I like to think God would get a kick out of it. Besides, who are you to say God doesn't have a sense of humor?
Who are you then to say that this is appropriate for him?