Posts tagged choir music

A Nordic’s Journey to Understand 2022 Christianity in America

This is the third in a five-part series about a Norwegian journalist’s perspective on the changing dynamics of Christianity in America. The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir known worldwide for its gospel music recently lost one of its iconic soloists, longtime church member Cynthia Greene.

AtheismTore Hjalmar SævikNovember 24, 2022Tore Saevik, atheists, church, Brooklyn, choir music, choir, Primary Feature, Brooklyn Tabernacle, Cynthia Greene, Alvin Slaughter, The Brooklyn Tabernacle ChoirComment

What explains the durable popularity of Handel’s 'Messiah' (especially at Christmas)?

(COMMENTARY) Handel’s “Messiah” — the Easter cantata that is so frequently heard at Christmastime — is probably the most-performed and most-beloved piece of great music ever written.

North America, Religion, Opinion, CultureRichard OstlingDecember 18, 2018Richard Ostling, Handel, Handel's Messiah, Old Testament, choir music, Hallelujah chorus, New Testament, Bach, Easter cantata, Christmas music, Christianity

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