
2-CD Version of Messiah
"The Greatest Messiah Ever Recorded!"
-Professor Denis Stevens, CBE
"Best Recording of all Time"
-Billboard Magazine
- Digitally Recorded
- Digitally Mixed
- Digitally Mastered
About Handel’s Messiah
Long revered by people of all faiths as the “ultimate” classical composition on the life of the Savior, Handel’s Messiah and it’s Hallelujah Chorus have become eternal Christmas and Easter favorites. But this presentation is more than a Christmas piece, it is an essential addition to any classical collection, and the best classical recording of all time, according to the world’s critics.
The quality of production, the attention to detail, and the talent of its’ performers places this CD recording in a class totally by itself.
Purchase your copy today, and order for your friends as well, you’ll be giving them the gift of praise, tribute, remembrance and peace.
Handel, who performed Messiah on several occasions and in various ways, would have expected the future to bring with it further opportunity for changes in sound and orchestration. After the Prout edition appeared in 1902, Dr. Prout had similar thoughts and felt that his wind parts for the areas might be omitted in the interests of clarity and flexibility. We have adopted this approach in the present recording, in which eighteenth century performance techniques are observed throughout.
Messiah CD Booklet
This incredible production of Messiah is a landmark in recording history. It uses the incredible new NTI EQ3 High Definition Recording System, removing all discernible phase shift and distortion from the recording process.
Sir David Willcocks, world acclaimed oratorio conductor combines his considerable talent with that of the famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the renowned NightPro Symphony Orchestra. Harpsichordist Igor Kipnis, organist John Longhurst and four of the world’s leading oratorio soloists join the ensemble to recreate the vibrant reality of Messiah, Handel’s most famous work.
Truly heaven sometimes sends us those who represent not only humanity but also divinity itself.
-Leonard DaVinci
