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Hit the Hallelujah Button: Sing it, Mr. Sister!

by Cathleen Falsani 12-06-2011 | 7:06pm
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The Turtle Creek Chorale, in their more traditional garb. Via turtlecreek.org.
The Turtle Creek Chorale, in their more traditional garb. Via turtlecreek.org.

Each day leading until Christmas we will post a different video rendition of the "Hallelujah Chorus" for your holiday enjoyment and edification.

Today's installment comes from an unlikely gaggle of nuns — in full habits. They are members of the Turtle Creek Chorale, an all-men's chorus from Dallas, Texas. The Chorale has traveled to Europe, performing sold out concerts in Barcelona, Berlin and Prague; as well as two appearances a Carnegie Hall.

 

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What's your favorite rendition and/or video recording of the famous Christmas chorus?

Enjoy and don't forget to check back daily to HIT THE HALLELUJAH BUTTON!

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