Flash Mob - Performing "The Planets: Jupiter" in a mall (HD) 🎵💃🏽

Flash Mob - Performing "The Planets: Jupiter" in a mall (HD) 🎵💃🏽
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Date: Nov 2016
Location: Boston, USA
#flashmob #Instruments #Orchestra
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[@larrystolzman9337]

The best thing a mall has ever been used for!

[@barbarabielawska5003]

Budzi we mnie radość:)

[@clarksouthoff3840]

Music is the sound of the hearts and spirits soaring to great heights. This performance gladdens the heart, lifts our spirits. Shame! I was not there to witness it. Consider the faces of the orchestra and their expressions. We have been blessed with a gift from the heart. Thank you!

[@toniwyre5165]

My all time favorite piece of music and you’ve all played it so beautifully. Thank you for bringing this to the world.

[@sebastianovalenti5486]

Superb

[@auroraalmeida3190]

Amazing, great performance. Congrats, people! Love from Brazil.

[@tammyunique5319]

🤗Just BEAUTIFUL ❤️ This is amazing, thank you for showing made my day. God Bless 🙏❤️🙏

[@rustwells]

Never heard of this, never regretted hearing this.

[@isotopek261]

I Pledge My Heart: Jamaican National Song for Schools Inspired by the British song "I Vow to Thee My country", Jamaica's national song "I Pledge My Heart" was composed to be sung at schools and at civic occasions. The composer was the award winning Hon. Victor Stafford Reid who was born in Kingston in 1913. Reid's lyrics were set to the music of this British song of allegiance and you can hear it being sung during devotions in Jamaican schools. It is not unusual to hear this song right after the singing of the Jamaican National Anthem by the assembly of school children as the National Flag is raised in the morning. Here are the lyrics for Jamaica's National song, I Pledge My Heart: I pledge my heart forever To serve with humble pride This shining homeland, ever So long as earth abide. I pledge my heart, this island As God and faith shall live My work, my strength, my love and My loyalty to give. O green isle of the Indies, Jamaica, strong and free, Our vows and loyal promises O heartland, 'tis to Thee.

[@johnmcquilkin]

Truly a performance that makes one verklempt at does the person at time code 4:10 in the upper right hand corner! 😀 😀 😀

[@aelaan12]

I was just thinking that in this time music is lifting my spirit and this is such a beautiful piece, love it.

[@isotopek261]

I Pledge My Heart: Jamaican National Song for Schools Inspired by the British song "I Vow to Thee My country", Jamaica's national song "I Pledge My Heart" was composed to be sung at schools and at civic occasions. The composer was the award winning Hon. Victor Stafford Reid who was born in Kingston in 1913. Reid's lyrics were set to the music of this British song of allegiance and you can hear it being sung during devotions in Jamaican schools. It is not unusual to hear this song right after the singing of the Jamaican National Anthem by the assembly of school children as the National Flag is raised in the morning. Here are the lyrics for Jamaica's National song, I Pledge My Heart: I pledge my heart forever To serve with humble pride This shining homeland, ever So long as earth abide. I pledge my heart, this island As God and faith shall live My work, my strength, my love and My loyalty to give. O green isle of the Indies, Jamaica, strong and free, Our vows and loyal promises O heartland, 'tis to Thee.

[@imlesbean8107]

Im crying. This was one of my favorite pieces! I quit band a year ago. I love playing my instrument and learning the music notes. I really do! And I really miss it. I still have my flute but I've forgotten many of the notes. I want to re-learn the notes and continue playing!! The people in my band class were toxic and I had to choose my health over something I love dearly. So I really enjoyed listening to this. Thank you.❤

[@ShockzG5]

That’s very sad to hear ): I hope you get back into it!

[@reddybabu1995]

Amazing performance my heart touch this 🎶music I like it 🥰

[@arsaron490]

Estão a fins de me detonar! Depoi do segundo acorde os olhos já estavam alegado! Rafo, bravíssimo! Nota a nota! Imagina em tão quantas gotas de lágrima! BRAVO

[@georggeorgiadis8331]

Just beautiful music, well done

[@roxismith6122]

Such a beautiful piece!

[@isotopek261]

I Pledge My Heart: Jamaican National Song for Schools Inspired by the British song "I Vow to Thee My country", Jamaica's national song "I Pledge My Heart" was composed to be sung at schools and at civic occasions. The composer was the award winning Hon. Victor Stafford Reid who was born in Kingston in 1913. Reid's lyrics were set to the music of this British song of allegiance and you can hear it being sung during devotions in Jamaican schools. It is not unusual to hear this song right after the singing of the Jamaican National Anthem by the assembly of school children as the National Flag is raised in the morning. Here are the lyrics for Jamaica's National song, I Pledge My Heart: I pledge my heart forever To serve with humble pride This shining homeland, ever So long as earth abide. I pledge my heart, this island As God and faith shall live My work, my strength, my love and My loyalty to give. O green isle of the Indies, Jamaica, strong and free, Our vows and loyal promises O heartland, 'tis to Thee.

[@20EUR20]

💚 beautiful

[@EthanHiday]

❤

[@ramapratama.chanell1341]

I love it and I will continue to support you from Indonesia

[@generic3725]

So beautiful!! Thank you to all!!!

[@pemman]

Excellent :) :)

[@steviemoore3032]

most excellent

[@MicahBBurke]

Holst. Father of the modern soundtrack.

[@isotopek261]

I Pledge My Heart: Jamaican National Song for Schools Inspired by the British song "I Vow to Thee My country", Jamaica's national song "I Pledge My Heart" was composed to be sung at schools and at civic occasions. The composer was the award winning Hon. Victor Stafford Reid who was born in Kingston in 1913. Reid's lyrics were set to the music of this British song of allegiance and you can hear it being sung during devotions in Jamaican schools. It is not unusual to hear this song right after the singing of the Jamaican National Anthem by the assembly of school children as the National Flag is raised in the morning. Here are the lyrics for Jamaica's National song, I Pledge My Heart: I pledge my heart forever To serve with humble pride This shining homeland, ever So long as earth abide. I pledge my heart, this island As God and faith shall live My work, my strength, my love and My loyalty to give. O green isle of the Indies, Jamaica, strong and free, Our vows and loyal promises O heartland, 'tis to Thee.

[@alsachannel2042]

Wow,..im from Indonesian

[@wanderlyviloria9017]

it makes my hair stand on end

[@isotopek261]

I Pledge My Heart: Jamaican National Song for Schools Inspired by the British song "I Vow to Thee My country", Jamaica's national song "I Pledge My Heart" was composed to be sung at schools and at civic occasions. The composer was the award winning Hon. Victor Stafford Reid who was born in Kingston in 1913. Reid's lyrics were set to the music of this British song of allegiance and you can hear it being sung during devotions in Jamaican schools. It is not unusual to hear this song right after the singing of the Jamaican National Anthem by the assembly of school children as the National Flag is raised in the morning. Here are the lyrics for Jamaica's National song, I Pledge My Heart: I pledge my heart forever To serve with humble pride This shining homeland, ever So long as earth abide. I pledge my heart, this island As God and faith shall live My work, my strength, my love and My loyalty to give. O green isle of the Indies, Jamaica, strong and free, Our vows and loyal promises O heartland, 'tis to Thee.