Halleluja, Salvation & Glory sung by Porsgrunn Gospelkor with Band, Norway.
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Redigering/editing: Borgar Stensrud & Daniel Fahre.
Kamera/camera: Jonathan Bevan, Solfrid Nikita Tveit, Borgar Stensrud, Daniel Fahre.
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Mediaworld AS
2008
All praise to our heavenly father...
Hallelujah🙌🏽 Glory to God!
Absolutely, positively, love the ambiance, allowing the WORDS of praise to be preeminent in the room...this is how we SHOULD worship!!!! thanks for sharing
I really like this! For a chior from a whole different country singing a song in a language other than their own this is awesome! Also, they were not bored! If you look they weren't moving around because they were singing in another language and they had to concentrating on it.
Che dio vi benedica grandemente
despite what some people say, you all did great. i don't care what nationality you are, as long as you are praising GOD you are alright with me. PRAISE GOD!!!!
They did a beautiful job. Voices blended well.
Bravo! C est de la classe
He, today we sang this greet song in our gospel choir as our newest song! I like this song. And the singing of this choir is very, very good!
LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!!!
most beautiful version yet. thank you!
When you are giving praise to God, there CAN'T be anything boring about it. Just 'cause they are not jumping around and yelling doesn't mean they are not totally sincere. By the way, good job!!
I love this song and this version is fine, but does anyone have the original version by the New Jerusalem Baptist church choir if so please post it. Because the narative in it is also powerful.
Very good!!
@NathalieKristin
Nothing is boring about our Savior!
love the old version better, but praise is a praise! good to just praise no matter what version it is.
Wonderful song .... I love it !
WOW! I love this!
beautiful...I love this song :)
Cool das Piano gespielt
Muito lindo😍😍😭
Isn't is wonderful that our praise is vertical and not horizontal and that God is the ONLY judge of our offering to Him! If I were ever brave enough to attempt to minister to my fellow Norwegians believers in their native tongue, please don't just bring your cultural measuring stick.
they sing the word "hallelujah" in Norwegian, oooops! XD Fantastic choir and song btw :D
Very well done
Hey... this is a wonderful song that I didn´t know! Do you have the sheet music, score.. I´m from Brazil and I wanna sing with my choir!!! Thanx!!!
Bravoooo! Very Good song and very good performance...
God be praised!
SUPER
Well done!
Kann ich nur zu stimmen :)
nice rendition
hilsen fra skedsmokorset
good song
@tmac50488 That is why I said 1, people don't have to be jumping around to feel a song, 2, I "feel" that most of them aren't feeling the song, that was just my opinion, and I also said most, because there were some people who allowed me to feel the song by looking at it. 3, I do recognize that people feel things differently, but if someone were to come to me and teach me a song in hebrew, I would be much more difficult for me to bring it out, that's just a fact about me.
Vaca njan jährige
Sein gutzi nan gurri gut zieh na vackanakah. gutzeit Mahlzeit.humhum hamham pahpabb essen Essen LE .Rest ist kairos meets prähdel. Nijennuijen skontorrrhrht.
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@tmac50488 Part 2, I believe if they were thought the song translated into their language then it would have been so much better. I know french, and I know english, english I am fluent in, french I know the basics, I may know that parler means to talk in french, but I know how to express the word talk in many different ways than I do with parler, it's cause i know english better. I'm all about reverence, but I'm also about feeling the song.
YOU don't have to "feel" it. Who cares about YOUR "feeling"? Hallelujah is the HIGHEST praise and THE LORD LOVES IT!
@landzaatw so everyone blends better
@456704 that sounds so ignorant. hallelujah, salvation, glory, honor, power?! you know that these are all translations of the greek/hebrew/aramaic words that people used in the Bible. Does that mean that we dont understand what these words really mean as well? Additionally, they are singing with reverence... a rare find with today's choirs. Just let these people praise the Lord- everyone doesn't praise the same. sheesh
@milinbel There is not supposed to eb anything boring about it, and It's true that people don't have to be jumping around to feel a song being done for the Lord. However, I think that most of them don't really understand the meaning of what they are singing, and because of that all I see are stone faces. If I was given a song that wasn't in my native tongue, especially if it wasn't explained to me (the words), I would not be able to feel the song. I think they are in the same position.
Very expressive display of emotions is not something everyone does.
@@kelvinleigh Actually yes it is. When it comes to things not related to christianity like marriage, first date, first toy, people genuinely show expression. Dont see why the same cant be done with christian things.
@@456704 let me restate what I meant. Your culture's idea of being emotive is not the same across all cultures.
OK - I can see why people don't like this version. Their stage presence is ok but the feeling wasn't there - it was too controlled and the only section that really embodied the song was the tenor section (usually the easiest). This song is meant to be song like this is the last song you will ever sing, it HAS to have feeling and emotion.
BYE HATER!!!! I bet you it PLEASED THE LORD!!!!! Don't nobody care about your CARNAL critique of someone else's praise. Who you think you are? Tuh.
noi si fa meglio!