MIDI practice files for Handel's Israel in Egypt

Most computer users (both Mac and PC) should be able to click on the links below to hear the chorus (with piano part). The named parts have their volume boosted and appear on the left stereo channel, while all other parts appear on right stereo channel.

The parts below have ONLY the voice parts, and when no one is singing (eg; the intro for "Hailstones") you will hear NOTHING!

# Title Parts
02 And their cry came up to God ensemble S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2
04 They loathed to drink of the river ensemble Soprano Alto Tenor Bass
06 He spake the word ensemble S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2
07 He gave them hailstones ensemble S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2
08 He sent a thick darkness ensemble Soprano Alto Tenor Bass
09 He smote all the first-born of Egypt ensemble Soprano Alto Tenor Bass
12 He rebuked the Red Sea ensemble S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2
15 And Israel saw that great work ensemble S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2
16 And believed the Lord ensemble Soprano Alto Tenor Bass
35 & 37 The lord shall reign ensemble S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2
39 Sing ye to the Lord (FIXED!!) ensemble S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2

#	Title	Parts
02	And their cry came up to God	ensemble	S1	S2	A1	A2	T1	T2	B1	B2
04	They loathed to drink of the river	ensemble	Soprano	Alto	Tenor	Bass
06	He spake the word	ensemble	S1	S2	A1	A2	T1	T2	B1	B2
07	He gave them hailstones	ensemble	S1	S2	A1	A2	T1	T2	B1	B2
08	He sent a thick darkness	ensemble	Soprano	Alto	Tenor	Bass
09	He smote all the first-born of Egypt	ensemble	Soprano	Alto	Tenor	Bass
12	He rebuked the Red Sea	ensemble	S1	S2	A1	A2	T1	T2	B1	B2
15	And Israel saw that great work	ensemble	S1	S2	A1	A2	T1	T2	B1	B2
16	And believed the Lord	ensemble	Soprano	Alto	Tenor	Bass
35 & 37	The lord shall reign	ensemble	S1	S2	A1	A2	T1	T2	B1	B2
39	Sing ye to the Lord (FIXED!!)	ensemble	S1	S2	A1	A2	T1	T2	B1	B2

The files can be played on most computers by clicking on the links, or they can be downloaded and saved to your local disk using "save link as..." or "Save target as..." (try a "right click" on the item of choice) from your browser, so you can play them "off-line".

If you download them, you can play them unmodified, or change (tempo, instruments, balance) them using any MIDI sequencing program (several are available for free, I use Anvil Studio on my PC -- Mac users might want to check The Macintosh MIDI User's Internet Guide).

The files above were sequenced by K Konradi and came from my friend George Silvis' web site The Silvis "Woodshed", there are MIDI files for MANY MANY choral works. George also offers his (superior) advice on MIDI sequencers to use.