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    • December 8, 2009

    Silent Monks

    by Steve Skojec

    This has been getting passed around the past week or two, and I only just got to watch it today. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a brilliant little stage performance by a group of students posing as silent monks who have devised a clever way to perform Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus without uttering a peep…

     

     (H/T to Creative Minority Report )

    Tagged as: Handel Hallelujah Chorus

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    By Steve Skojec

    Steve Skojec serves as the Director of Community Relations for a professional association. He is a graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he earned a BA in Communications and Theology. His passions include writing, photography, social media, and an avid appreciation of science fiction. Steve lives in Northern Virginia with his wife Jamie and their five children.

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    • Betsy Acciani

      Thank you for this, Steve. It made my morning.

    • David

      This put a smile on my face. That had to have taken a lot of practice. Tahnks for blogging it.

    • HJW

      you missed the one that’s been floating around youtube with nuns, in flying-nun headgear, doing it in a big concert hall in England.

    • Commander Craig

      He won’t even give them a dispensation to sing “The Messiah”.[smiley=shock]