The Houston Symphony is doing Handel's Messiah. How many dont know what that is? OK, for those of you who do not, it is a symphony that was created in tribute to Jesus. All the Atheist may now quit reading.
It was created in the 18th century by an Itinerant composer George Friedrich Handel to commemorate the Birth of Jesus (we can debate the date of his birth at a later date). And it is regularly performed around Christmas time. My Wife and I just saw it a week ago.
Well, along comes the Houston Symphony that decides that, no it cant be a Christmas piece of music! It is a Holiday piece of Music!
Both an awe-inspiring holiday tradition and a memorable religious experience, Handel's Messiah returns
this holiday season. Guest conductor Christopher Seaman
leads Houston’s premier performance of Handel’s choral
masterwork, which includes the timeless Hallelujah Chorus.
If they are going to call it a "Holiday" tradition, maybe they should have changed the same to "Handel's Historic Figure". And instead of The Hallelujah Chorus, how about "The Song where everyone stands"?
Geez! PC can be really stupid some times!