Let all the Angels of God worship Him
Solfa Notation • Classicals, Anthems, Concert
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About Let all the Angels of God worship Him
This joyful chorus comes from George Frideric Handel’s great oratorio, *Messiah*, and it is a thrilling piece for any choir to tackle. The text is short and direct—a single command drawn from the book of Hebrews—but Handel turns it into a bright, energetic fugue. The voices enter one after another, layering the words until the whole choir loft rings with the call to worship.
For a Nigerian Catholic choir, this piece is a wonderful choice for festive occasions, especially during the Christmas and Easter seasons or on major feast days when the liturgy calls for high praise. Singing it requires focus, as the different voice parts weave in and out of each other, but when the harmony locks in, the effect is glorious. It lifts the congregation's spirits and reminds everyone of the heavenly host bowing before the Lord.