Thanks to Rick Lugari and Paul for sending me some visual aids to help me out with learning the Hallelujah Chorus.
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Now let's see if you can get through the song without screwing up because you were thinking about that video. ;)
Well, yeah, Rick has a point. But it WAS funny.
That was a great laugh... the Hallelujah Chorus will never be the same again!
Did Schickele have anything to do with that?
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