The always popular “Mobile Hallelujah” returns this season, in which the most dramatic four minutes of Handel’s famed oratorio Messiah are distilled into “pop-up” style performances that take place in seven iconic Manhattan locations, including Times Square and Lincoln Center.

You can chose to travel with the core ensemble of vocalists from location to location, all within walking distance of one another, or to meet the group at any of the spots at the appointed time. Either way, you’re sure to surprise the bystanders in your midst and to enjoy the revelry of your fellow choralists.

To sign up to participate, or to learn more about the program, email mmnymobilehallelujah@gmail.com with “Mobile Hallelujah” in the subject line. Singers of all skill levels and ages are welcome to participate, but if you have experience and already know your vocal range (SATB), please share this in your email.

Pop-up locations and estimated performance start times (travel time is worked into the schedule):

• 12pm at the main branch of the New York Public Library, 476 5th Avenue (on Fifth Ave between the lions)
• 12:15pm at One Vanderbilt Ave (in front, next to the exit from Grand Central Terminal)
• 12:30pm at St. Patrick’s front steps
• 12:45pm at Duffy Square (7th Ave and 46th St, in front of the George M. Cohan statue)
• 1pm at Carnegie Hall, 881 Seventh Avenue (On 57th St., in front of main entrance)
• 1:15pm in the 59th St. Subway Station (At Turnstyle Underground Market)
• 1:30pm at 10 Lincoln Center Plaza (In front of the fountain, facing east]/p>