Hallelujah! The Ultimate Christmas Flash Mob Video
A random act of culture.
Christmas flash mobs have become very popular over the last few years but so far none have matched the outstanding effort put forth by the Opera Company of Philadelphia in 2010.
The Hallelujah Chorus from Handel’s Messiah is a staple of Christmas music for good reason but when singers from multiple groups joined to create this moment on video, history was made.
The looks on the faces of the unsuspecting shoppers are priceless and the quality of the performance is outstanding. If you’ve never seen this before, you’re in for a real treat.
8.7 Million Youtube viewers can’t be wrong.
Turn it up and enjoy:
Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones.
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Comments
Brought tears to my eyes…
Fabulous! Loved it!
This, too, is a beautiful public performance. Enjoy 🙂
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wow…
That was truly beautiful.
Thank you for sharing, and, MERRY CHRISTMAS to all on the LI site!
Pet Peeve. A Flash Mob is an impromptu event where somebody texts/tweets a message like “Pillow fight at the town square at 9.”
An Opera company showing up to do a pre-practiced song isn’t impromptu…
Next I suppose you’re going to tell is there’s no Santa Clause, either.
Joy & blessings to all in this holiday season