Reblogged this on Purplesus' Blog and commented:
I loved this, it made me smile and sing, joy!
Yeeees! 🙂
Loved it Ms.Ed! Thanks! I have never heard of a orchestral flash-mob… so very cool (and so much nicer than a deer with an arrow though it’s head…)!
-ValS
Oh by far Lady V! 🙂 The lexicon of all human madness and coolness is here!
Reblogged this on Spiral Spun and commented:
Reblogging this when it turned up in my reader – after talking about Beethoven in my last post.
This is from the 4th and last movement of Beethoven’s 9th symphony, the last symphony he composed. Written when he was almost completely deaf so he never heard it played, nor did he hear the audience’s rapturous applause after the premiere. And yes, you should definitely turn up the volume!
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Flash mob with instruments 🙂 Thanks
You’re welcome! 🙂
Reblogged this on strangely peculiar and commented:
This just cheered me up no end.
Wow! I have always wanted to be around when a Flash Mob broke out…this would have been amazing!!! Loved it! Have a great weekend!
IN YOUR FACE JennG! Lol! 😀 I look forward to more disruptions to my schedule this year via your musical introductions…Gosh I haven’t played you-know-what(s) for a few months now!
Sounds like it might be about time!!! I think I’ll listen to it right now! 😉
That definitely made my day! Wouldn’t it have been great to have been there and seen it happen “spontaneously” like all those people did?
Big time thanks for posting this!
Well that’s good to hear! I used to love happening upon events like this in various town centres. It just makes everyone smile and start talking to each other. 🙂
How wonderful, a song of joy indeed. Wouldn’t it be amazing if this happened regularly in our daily streets, imagine the spread of happiness. Thanks for posting…and yes I had it LOUD! 😊
Excellent stuff dear Ramblings! THE LOUDER THE BETTER! 😀 And yes, wouldn’t that be nice to be serenaded occasionally on the way to work and be put in a great mood for the day? It should be sanctioned by governments worldwide forthwith! 🙂
Music is truly wonderful. It brings us together. Thank you for this lovely gift. 🙂
You are welcome Nomzi and so right. Music is something we do so well together and are literally ‘in tune’ with each other while we do it. 🙂
Right on. Enjoy the rest of your week. 🙂
Reblogged this on heathermargaret and commented:
I just have to share this, it really is beautiful.
Simply stunning…
Isn’t it? 🙂 Thanks for popping round Heather!
LOVED it! Fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Great stuff! Glad you liked it E. 🙂
Very nice. Thank you for this!
You are welcome. Always a pleasure to share talent.
That was really good!😊
‘Tis ain’t it? 🙂
At first I was like uh a guy performing outside then the build up! And it was the build up of all the musicians involved!
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Reblogged this on Ladybug in the Kitchen and commented:
This is amazing
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Reblogged this on Purplesus' Blog and commented:
I loved this, it made me smile and sing, joy!
Yeeees! 🙂
Loved it Ms.Ed! Thanks! I have never heard of a orchestral flash-mob… so very cool (and so much nicer than a deer with an arrow though it’s head…)!
-ValS
Oh by far Lady V! 🙂 The lexicon of all human madness and coolness is here!
Reblogged this on Spiral Spun and commented:
Reblogging this when it turned up in my reader – after talking about Beethoven in my last post.
This is from the 4th and last movement of Beethoven’s 9th symphony, the last symphony he composed. Written when he was almost completely deaf so he never heard it played, nor did he hear the audience’s rapturous applause after the premiere. And yes, you should definitely turn up the volume!
🙂
Flash mob with instruments 🙂 Thanks
You’re welcome! 🙂
Reblogged this on strangely peculiar and commented:
This just cheered me up no end.
🙂
What a resounding treat, thanks.
You’re very welcome Sally!
Reblogged this on Sheep, Beans & Running Shoes and commented:
This would have been amazing to see in person!
Wow! I have always wanted to be around when a Flash Mob broke out…this would have been amazing!!! Loved it! Have a great weekend!
IN YOUR FACE JennG! Lol! 😀 I look forward to more disruptions to my schedule this year via your musical introductions…Gosh I haven’t played you-know-what(s) for a few months now!
Sounds like it might be about time!!! I think I’ll listen to it right now! 😉
He he!
Here is a “Musical” for you 🙂 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkYZ6rbPU2M&list=PL3B5E8A39835E47CA&index=1
Have a great weekend!
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Lol at the janitor and the security guard. 🙂
😀
Uplifting!
😀
That definitely made my day! Wouldn’t it have been great to have been there and seen it happen “spontaneously” like all those people did?
Big time thanks for posting this!
Well that’s good to hear! I used to love happening upon events like this in various town centres. It just makes everyone smile and start talking to each other. 🙂
How wonderful, a song of joy indeed. Wouldn’t it be amazing if this happened regularly in our daily streets, imagine the spread of happiness. Thanks for posting…and yes I had it LOUD! 😊
Excellent stuff dear Ramblings! THE LOUDER THE BETTER! 😀 And yes, wouldn’t that be nice to be serenaded occasionally on the way to work and be put in a great mood for the day? It should be sanctioned by governments worldwide forthwith! 🙂
Music is truly wonderful. It brings us together. Thank you for this lovely gift. 🙂
You are welcome Nomzi and so right. Music is something we do so well together and are literally ‘in tune’ with each other while we do it. 🙂
Right on. Enjoy the rest of your week. 🙂
Reblogged this on heathermargaret and commented:
I just have to share this, it really is beautiful.
Simply stunning…
Isn’t it? 🙂 Thanks for popping round Heather!
LOVED it! Fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Great stuff! Glad you liked it E. 🙂
Very nice. Thank you for this!
You are welcome. Always a pleasure to share talent.
That was really good!😊
‘Tis ain’t it? 🙂
At first I was like uh a guy performing outside then the build up! And it was the build up of all the musicians involved!
Lol the build up was great. 🙂