I had the distinct pleasure of going out for a walk one evening in Hawaii with friends. We heard the soaring voices of the Hallelujah Chorus and went to explore. There in a large church much like this, we stood in awe listening to the congregation sing. It brings tears to my eyes to hear it again. What an amazing chorus. The power and beauty of this congregation singing the Hallelujah Chorus is truly what Christmas is all about. Thank you for sharing it.
Amazing, tongan singing the hallelujah in the tongan language, I wondered if any other country do, most Tongan church sings that song, imagine if they all sing togather, that would be awesome, praising the God togather,
Love Tongans naturally ready to sing impromptu unrehearsed. The thing is most Tongans in the Methodist demonination know it off by heart, their part they sing in whether it be soprano alto, tenor or bass. Natural coming together of beautiful harmonies. It such a powerful piece of music and lifts everyone singers and listeners to another level ... you truly feel you are in heaven
It's not how this church or that church do it best then the other, the whole point is the God of our creation the Creator is up lifted and honour, to the highest, He who is our adoration and praise for ever and aver, He who gave the voice, who plan the occasion, He who bless everyone that sings and us who enjoyed the praise of our God, the living God, image if you sing hallelujah to an idol, it won't understand as we know that it is a dead objects, it is.the biggest jokes for mankind, and a shame, BUT God already informed us in the Holy Bible, LET GOD BE PRAISED FOR EVER AND EVER AMEN.
Wow what memories this building/chior brings me . Going to this church for 5yrs as a akonofo ma'u at QSC 1994 to 1999 . I would get pinched for falling asleep during the malanga . Taua Koloamatangi I see you riding your Harley bike to start fkmalohi sino for the sipoti Ofa lahi atu malo e manatu melie .
its common in large tongan churches....the format of the church has areas for royals to sit (left side of the church) and also to the right which seats church ministers and also special guests
Dose anyone know who those people are standing in the corner, to the right of the alter? Is that reserved for important people or something? Very nice, job well done by the way!!
malo e hiva. to atu fk'ofo'ofa mo fkrata hono teu'i 'i saione. manatu 'ofa ki he kei lautohi fk sapate mo e hiva. foki fiefia ki 'api 'a e fanau lautohi mou o a tamaiki mou o a mo e fiefia. hehe pau pe 'oku kei hiva'i he ng. 'ahoni 'i saione. 'ofa atu. 'ofa atu
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I had the distinct pleasure of going out for a walk one evening in Hawaii with friends. We heard the soaring voices of the Hallelujah Chorus and went to explore. There in a large church much like this, we stood in awe listening to the congregation sing. It brings tears to my eyes to hear it again. What an amazing chorus. The power and beauty of this congregation singing the Hallelujah Chorus is truly what Christmas is all about. Thank you for sharing it.
The incredible beauty of this made me weep. They sound like angels not humans. Stunning to hear.
Amazing, tongan singing the hallelujah in the tongan language, I wondered if any other country do, most Tongan church sings that song, imagine if they all sing togather, that would be awesome, praising the God togather,
Fiji churches (Methodists) usually sing the English version. I think there's no Fijian version but I stand to be corrected.
Shalom from wesleyan church of Indonesia 🙏🙏
Incredibly so beautiful!!
Love Tongans naturally ready to sing impromptu unrehearsed. The thing is most Tongans in the Methodist demonination know it off by heart, their part they sing in whether it be soprano alto, tenor or bass. Natural coming together of beautiful harmonies. It such a powerful piece of music and lifts everyone singers and listeners to another level ... you truly feel you are in heaven
Beautifulllllllllllllllll- the power of the high soprano....massive - bless the Lord
what we have to remember is that there are different churches singing....they didn't practise this song together so fantastic job to everyone!
I can see me hh ! God is good ❤
Hallelujah....Tui oe ngaahi Tui mo e Eiki o e ngaahi Eiki........... Amen!
"Tui oe ngaahi Tui, Moe eiki oe ngaahi eiki." Awesome choir man!
It's not how this church or that church do it best then the other, the whole point is the God of our creation the Creator is up lifted and honour, to the highest, He who is our adoration and praise for ever and aver, He who gave the voice, who plan the occasion, He who bless everyone that sings and us who enjoyed the praise of our God, the living God, image if you sing hallelujah to an idol, it won't understand as we know that it is a dead objects, it is.the biggest jokes for mankind, and a shame, BUT God already informed us in the Holy Bible, LET GOD BE PRAISED FOR EVER AND EVER AMEN.
the Lyrics are "Halleluyah! Halleluyah! The Lord God omnipotent reigneth, and He shall reign for ever and ever! Halleluyah, Amen!
Wow what memories this building/chior brings me . Going to this church for 5yrs as a akonofo ma'u at QSC 1994 to 1999 . I would get pinched for falling asleep during the malanga . Taua Koloamatangi I see you riding your Harley bike to start fkmalohi sino for the sipoti Ofa lahi atu malo e manatu melie .
one of the best ........great job.that's what u call singing
simply beautiful...malo lava.
Gives me goosebumps🙏🙏🙏🙏
Oku hivai pe anitema ia koeni hee ngaahi siasi ka oku makehe atu pe hono hivai ia ehe MAOPA talu pe mei fuoloa
its common in large tongan churches....the format of the church has areas for royals to sit (left side of the church) and also to the right which seats church ministers and also special guests
Incognacious my
go MAAIMOA HIFOFUA the band sounds awesome and the singers sound majestic!!!!
Love the singing my Tongan neighbor. Horse Power..LOL!
yeah these people are good even doe most of them have never practiced with each other malie pule'laa
Our church sang this song for the Queen as well , but I like this one better . Malie Pule La'a
This songs "hallelujah " for the Lord only not for the queen or rubbish. ...
Wonderful 🕊💖🕊
Ko e ʻOtua mo Tonga ko hoku tofiʻa
Amen
My translation is for those people who do not understand Tongan.
@MrTaputafoki IO PEA HA, NAE IKAI KE EKE ATU HA TAHA
Dose anyone know who those people are standing in the corner, to the right of the alter? Is that reserved for important people or something? Very nice, job well done by the way!!
fijimonster priests and senators, this is prolly a gathering of churchs for whatever idk..
Tongan Royal Family, left of camera
Its alright, I think the soprano and alto got lost between 3.35 and 3.40.
But big points for winging it.
This songs is not for anyone, but for the most highest throne. ...HALLELUJAH. ... for JEHOVAH
You are right
was this at tonga
fk-'ofo'ofa aupito pea malie 'ete fanongo kihe hiva ko 'eni...malo si'i ngaue lahi.
White sunday
malo e hiva. to atu
fk'ofo'ofa mo fkrata hono teu'i 'i saione.
manatu 'ofa ki he kei lautohi fk sapate mo e hiva.
foki fiefia ki 'api
'a e fanau lautohi
mou o a tamaiki
mou o a mo e fiefia.
hehe pau pe 'oku kei hiva'i he ng. 'ahoni 'i saione.
'ofa atu.
'ofa atu
My wife's family's wesleyan church in Neiafu, Vava'u is better than this bunch.