Viral Video: Hallelujah Chorus from Alaskan Inuits

by Ruth Sylte · 2 comments

Anyone who really knows me knows how much I enjoy choral music. Here's a version of Handel's Hallelujah Chorus from a village of Alaskan Inuits. It's gone viral. No surprise.

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2 comments on “Viral Video: Hallelujah Chorus from Alaskan Inuits”

  1. NobodyNobodyAtAll on said:

    I smiled and smiled and smiled all through this wonderful video. Thank you whatever \"village of Alaskan Inuits\" made this delightful message.

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  2. Judy on said:

    That was totally, absolutely, and wonderfully AWESOME!!!!! Thank you - made my whole day!

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