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7 Responses to “Ode to Joy”
This, coupled with another clip of Handel’s Messiah in a shopping mall are my two favorite flashmob videos. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Philip. Seeing this left me with such a feeling of simple joyful human unity.
It’s funny because I started smiling and laughing out loud watching those children with their very own joy! The little girl in red on the pole was a gem! It really comes up and out of the heart doesn’t it? Truely an ” Ode to Joy! Wonderful way to start the day! Thanks for sharing ~
Lilly
Brilliant …And such a poignant example of the power of music in our lives… today!
Thanks for posting this, Philip; will share…
Absolutely marvelous. In these troubled times, a truly feel good moment.
I showed this to the Small People who live here the other day … my stepdaughter loved the children conducting the orchestra, and as she and her brother were walking away, talking about the video I overheard my stepson saying, “I just really liked the music.” Me, I had a huge grin on my face and tears in my eyes. Such overwhelming joy and beauty.
That has just made my morning. I’m covered in goosepimples now! Thank you.
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