Reaction to A Little Girl Gives A Coin To A Street Musician And Gets The Best Surprise In Return.

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[@scottalpert3444]

I think it is Beethoven's Ode to Joy. It brought me tears as well. What a fortunate little girl. Us too.

[@gazza8127]

I recall seeing this a few years ago, absolutely beautiful. This is an excerpt from the 4th movement of Beethoven's magnificent 9th symphony which contains the choral adaptation of poet Freidrich Schiller's "Ode to Freedom" the title later changed to "Ode to joy" written & performed in German. This work I have adored for close to 40 years. It moves people like no other classical work. Incredibly Beethoven wrote it when he was completely deaf. The entire symphony of 4 movements is about 75 minutes long. It would make a phenomenal 4 part reaction? Or at least the 4th movement? Discovering Beethoven's music was a profound moment in my musical journey, this may be the same for you? Best wishes

[@arnodobler1096]

European anthem

[@frankshailes3205]

Beethoven could hear it in his head as he wrote, which is a wonderful thing.

[@semenzatoalberto6564]

@@arnodobler1096 i'm happy someone other than me knows it's in fact also been chosen as EU Anthem.

[@eloi1563]

The best... the children smiling and enjoying the music.

[@kevinstarr516]

This is the perfect example of how music brings people together

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

This just gets me every time. We need THIS, not the stupid wars and hatred. Music unites ✌

[@27thangel23]

Hey, Verdy- I got 50 years on you (at least) and I cried... and I had seen it before. My tears came from yours. Simple as that. Peace, love and bellbottoms.

[@palervon6620]

Ditto! crying with a big grin on my face!

[@mnntropy5615]

I always cry when I see this video. Verdy, I really like the emotion you showed! Great reaction!

[@ValentineMichaelSmit]

The piece was “Ode to Joy” by Beethoven. I cry every time I watch it, and I know it was a commercial for the bank in the background. It’s still beautiful.

[@wanderleyjesus6772]

forth movement of the 9th symphony by Beethoven.

[@frankshailes3205]

That's how adverts SHOULD be done. And they did very well to keep it under wraps until the surprise was sprung. Magnificent.

[@legostone4776]

A realy nice Medley The whole Thing: Beethovens 9. Synphonie kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp-TeoZjq9Gqeas

[@dixdre]

This tune was adopted as the "Anthem of Europe" by the Council of Europe in 1972 and subsequently by the European Union.

[@rickpearson3018]

By now you know this is Beethoven's 9th, and last symphony. Beethoven was completely deaf when he wrote it. He heard it in his mind. When it was first performed, he was in the audience. After the performance started, he could see where it was in the score. He closed his eyes and was moving in his chair as if conducting. However , he heard it in his mind at a slower rhythm than the conductor of the orchestra. At the end of the performance, Beethoven was still conducting it in his memory. The lead soprano walked into the crowd, got Beethoven's attention, and had him turn around to see the standing ovation that he could not hear.

[@reddevil3387]

I love your reaction and your voice. My wife of 35 years died last October and she loved Beethoven and Mozart and this piece especially. She was born in Montpellier, France and had that beautiful French accent that you have. A lady once asked her to teach her how to have that accent. My wife answered, go live in France for about 20 years. A few days before she died we had our last conversation. I came to her bed and she said "who are you". I said, "I am your husband." She said "No, you're not." We repeated these words several times. Finally, I said, "OK, I 'm not your husband. Then she smiled and said "Yes, you are". I still cry when I think about that conversation. She left me 35 years of wonderful memories. Thanks for making me remember again. And contrebass is correct in French, bass viol in English.

[@markgreiser464]

One of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Thank you so much.

[@elricofmelnibone8256]

"The community come together", that's what's it all about : All humans become brothers.

[@izzonj]

The emotions come from the music - the Ode de Joy from the 4th movement of Beethoven's 9th Symphony. It's one of the most evocative pieces of orchestral music of all time. I've seen musicians in professional symphonies with tears streaming down their faces while playing this. And also to the reaction of sweet Mlle. Verdy.

[@michaelthomas8592]

AND ONE LAST: YOUR TEARS and YOUR EMPATHY to this song creates a great link between 1785 and 1824 and 2022 to grand mankind!!!

[@coot1925]

Beethoven was amazing and the ode to joy is one of his most famous pieces. This is what they call a "flash mob". I've seen different types including soldiers doing synchronised drill marching in a train station. Ps, thanks for making an old man cry with joy. ✌️♥️🇬🇧

[@mds_main]

Me, an Italian guy, watching a French girl, speking in English, watching a Spanish video on a German song, while we all cheer up and cry. No wonder Ode to Joy was chosen as the EU anthem 💙

[@Peter-oh3hc]

I cry every time. I feel that this could be the one thing that that we can all agree is beautiful and build toward world peace

[@jamesjones8482]

I remember first seeing this flash mob video about 10 years ago. Since then, I've watched it numerous times. Your reaction was wonderful! ❤

[@violatorut2003]

Thanks for a genuine reaction. I’m tired of people faking and exaggerating just so they can have something to put in their video’s thumbnail.

[@a-jbrown7178]

Best advert for a bank ever!

[@moleman1976]

One of my favorite flash mob videos ever - love the reaction!

[@douglasg.9271]

I agree, this is an emotional moment. Ode to joy is a beautiful piece of music.

[@kurtconkey8773]

I absolutely shared your reaction. Beautiful is the word! And maybe love...

[@TheWorldsEnd66]

Vienna, May 7th 1824, a profoundly deaf Beethoven premieres his 9th Symphony. “Ode to Joy” is heard for the first time. The complexity of sound and voice in a movement, not an opera, is a major shift from the norm. These are the foundation stones on which Rock’N’Roll was built.

[@stevegray1308]

You had the perfect reaction to any good music. If music can not provoke emotions then you have no emotions.

[@joelong7448]

Pretty great. I must've watched this at least 20 times because it's just a beautiful thing.

[@charlieknowlton7003]

I've seen it before, but worth seeing it again with you and I cried too once again.

[@regwilliams6952]

The anthem of the European Union. Oh those were the days.........

[@Timmayytoo]

I remember when I first experienced this... by far the best bank commercial I've ever seen. That piece has been bringing listeners to tears of joy for hundreds of years.

[@TheGathumpus]

Think you'll find its a "Flash Mob" where a group of people/players come together perform a piece and then disperse . There are a number of them online, or used to be

[@macmacdaddy7378]

I love your style and demeanor. I show this video to my grade 3 students. I am an American teaching English in Thailand. Keep up the good work. I cried with you today. :)

[@merlinwarage]

The music is the Ode to joy, written by Friedrich Schiller and set to music by Ludwig van Beethoven. It's also the official anthem of the European Union.

[@jamesjones8482]

Thanks!

[@jamesjones8482]

A small gift to you...❤

[@renek3840]

the "ode to joy" is one of the greatest pieces of music ever written. It's magical! Love your reaction!❤

[@195511SM]

This reminded me of another flashmob I saw about 10 years ago......'One Day More'...( from Les Miserables ). There are so many of them on KZbin now, I can't find it. I remember it was in a mall & it wasn't in english, but it was a company announcing their plans to tour the show.

[@sporty1701]

Music unites ALL people, regardless of age, race, religion or social standing...it's a universal language!

[@imrehundertwasser7094]

Yeah, Beethoven moves you to tears. Works for me every time.

[@graywade9225]

Your tears were so joyful, as were mine as I watched your lovely reaction. Classical music can bring so much emotion! Thank you, beautiful Verdy.

[@nomchompsky2883]

you're a beautiful human. stay beautiful verdy.

[@pabsn9069]

Hi Verdy, like the Orchestral Flashmob triggered by the Little Girl, Your compassionate reaction was also a joy to witness, you clearly have the kindest of hearts, which probably explains why you understand the intricacies of all these 'classics' on such an unusually deep level. Which also explains why you totally saw how one small act of Kindness (a subject close to my heart) in any form can grow into something Immensely Emotional, Positive, Memorable and sometimes even Life Changing. A Wonderful Clip, Thankyou ☺️

[@caroleann_2142]

Lovely, Ode to Joy 😊🍁🍎🍁 BRAVO!

[@noobgamerbo2773]

As other mentions this piece is called ode to joy, its the national anthem of the european union and europe in a wider sense. The poem "Ode to Joy" expresses Friedrich Schiller's idealistic vision of the human race becoming brothers - a vision Beethoven shared.

[@ericgaudet5488]

I do believe that the instrument the Gentleman is playing is the standup Bass.

[@taylorw]

Beautiful reaction young lady. What it must have been like in Vienna in 1824 when people first heard this music at its debut. 😊

[@moktan289]

With a meaning full lyrics ☺️☺️

[@coot1925]

Beethoven's ode to joy. The instrument you were asking about in English is called a double bass.

[@matthewmarana4573]

Hi Verdy... I love your Led Zep reactions. You are on a very short list of "reactors" that I truly and greatly appreciate. ❤ I cried, too. This is the shit that society needs far more of.

[@deejayturtle]

This was beautiful. What a beautiful piece of music they choice . I am not sure the exact movement or whatever it is as I don't know a lot about classical music. I believe this is from Beethoven's "Ode to Joy". Those are tears of joy you are crying, so cry away. Albert Camus wrote years ago "Life is to be lived to the point of tears." So cry on @VERDY channel

[@bigtech7382]

The fact that it hit you, you are a angel. My father loved classical music. My mother was french. They are gone but this was a great one to remember my father by.

[@notthistimenet]

How pleasant to see your heart. Thank you.

[@johnl7710]

This is Beethoven 9th also known as Ode to Joy. It is the anthem of the EU....bravo!

[@grogueQ]

I cried, too.

[@russellfarina9099]

Beautiful. Much like you. Thank you.

[@jolyonholloway483]

I understand why Verdy became emotional.I don't even like Beethoven and think his 'Ode To Joy' is played too often but it moved me too.Something to do with an entire orchestra responding to this little girl's kindness and generosity and there she is standing on her own as the musicians move in front of her and play just for her.One of the biggest busking events of all time!What a shame the little girl wasn't shown in the second half of the film.Very original choice for a reaction video.I haven't seen this done before.

[@michaelthomas8592]

Before you ask: the INSTRUMENS, where the people took their hands in, are "Waldhörner", a special kind of trumpets!

[@deepbluefantasea]

Thank you for sharing this I’ve seen this more than once before and loved it I loved your reaction. If you want to see another great piece on KZbin type in danish orchestra the good bad and the ugly it is absolutely epic beautiful beautiful beautiful.

[@bigtech7382]

Oh, spent many years enjoying rush, ever since I was 15 and saw them at cobo hall Detroit Michigan 1977.

[@brooos]

In English, the big instrument is also sometimes called a contrabass, though usually it's a double bass or just a bass.

[@nigelbevan8449]

Beethoven's Ode To Joy... Symphony Number 9...

[@peterlbaldwin511]

This stirring performance is Ludwig von Beethoven's Immortal, Triumphant, "9th Symphony" Chorale "Ode to Joy"..! It is also the Anthem of "The European Union"...!!

[@kabukimax1]

ode to joy .. is the name of the music

[@garysalazar2694]

This one is so cool. Ive. Probably watched it about 50 times. Great reactio

[@PeterDay81]

Beethoven's ode to joy.The Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125, is a choral symphony.

[@Vadorization]

Verdy, this is in Catalonia. Sabadell is one of its biggest cities. You can see things written in Catalan language (it is close to French; we use the "ç" letter too: plaça de Sant Roc). Nice reaction. Continuez votre bon travail !

[@bcat44]

Thank you, Verdy

[@ericgaudet5488]

Wow this is a fantastic video you decide to watch with your fans.It's ok to get emotional VERDY when you see and hear something you like.

[@jamesedmonds1350]

It's like winning money , soon you got friends and relatives you didn't know you had show up wanting a part of your winnings. 😄

[@petefluffy7420]

I wish we had magical hats like that in my city.

[@artisancans3954]

You are such a sweet girl. I'm a 69 year old man and it is okay to cry.. Greetings from Yorkshire UK. Take care. John.x

[@ronjoanne5980]

Such a heartwarming reaction to this magnificent performance. We love your reactions to so many genres. This piece evokes emotions from us EVERY time. Thank you for sharing this. Greetings from Arizona.

[@isch4973]

The joy of music 😳😭😍

[@edcedera]

GETS ME EVERY TIME.

[@tonykemp8505]

that was wonderful the power of music is amazing.

[@michaelthomas8592]

You interpreted all right: the instruments (first); the time (classical) BEETHOVEN; the words were by FRIEDRICH SCHILLER (one of the greatest German Poets of Every Time - and he wrote it 1785.) "Mit hohem Pathos beschreibt diese Ode das klassische Ideal einer Gesellschaft gleichberechtigter Menschen, die durch das Band der Freude und der Freundschaft verbunden sind." - In english: "With great pathos, this ode describes the classic ideal of a society of equals bound by the bond of joy and friendship." - JOY and FRIENDSHIP!!! 1824 the great Composer LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN creates the song you heard with tis (this "tis" is just for you and your always heartful tears, verdy!) lyrics.

[@edwardthorne9875]

Thank you so much for this. I knew what was coming, and my eyes just did it again. The anthem of the European Union, no less. Oh, on your own, listen to the entire piece. Arguably the finest symphony ever written.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

The power of music is undeniable! Beethoven Ninth Symphony, Ode To Joy. Brilliant!

[@OldManAmerican]

Great reaction!

[@PaulSmith-bb7lv]

Great reaction, Verdy. Good to see young people enjoying classical music.

[@mikeflynn248]

Beethoven's Ode to Joy may be the best piece of music ever written. No one can listen to it without feeling deep happiness. Many classical pieces are laborious and boring. Beethoven's genius transcends music into Nirvana. God had his hand in this.

[@MLawrence2008]

Beethoven's 'Ode To Joy'. It is uplifting and beautiful, there is nothing more to say! P.S. This song is also the European Union anthem, so I am a little surprised that you don't recognize it.

[@naokimooi]

love your reaction ...

[@chrisdragon3384]

Great vid Verdy, music is the best.

[@MegaFreightshaker]

Love your reaction. Had the same reaction myself

[@kirkruter8310]

Great reaction!!!!!!! It's ode to joy by beethoven. You are not alone. Whenever I see this video it makes me emotional.

[@speedyatguinness]

Merci - I love your channel! Go on with it.

[@Stephen_M.]

I have seen this many times and it never fails to make me smile from ear to ear and tears to fall down my cheek. The finale gives me chills every time too!

[@jrhaughey2481]

I just love all your reactions, so genuine. As the old saying goes, some people hear the music, and some people Feel the music, you definitely feel it. Look forward to your next reaction no matter what it is

[@MusicalBox]

It was beautiful. Great reaction. I'm a little disappointed that they didn't think of doing something with the coin at the end though. For example, the first musician could have pick the coin from the hat and put it in his pocket while bowing in front of the girl to thank her.

[@michaelthomas8592]

Verdy, you've seen all the CHILDREN, watching what this disgusting all this adults just done there! But THE MUSIC put them all together!!! Nation to nation. Age to age. Men to Women. Thx Beethoven and Schiller and the better times of Germany...

[@markharrls81]

That was absolutely perfect, beautiful…OMG!!!

[@johnord684]

The anthem for our wonderful continent ,ode to joy,Beethoven's 9th

[@bummi601]

Its important because, this is the European Hymn Ode to Joy, most Europeans dont think of there relation between the Countrys!

[@waynerobinson5602]

Yes tears are common

[@arrivingarriving5166]

If only all tears were caused by happiness... Wonderful reaction, thank you for sharing.

[@robertvirago1956]

C'est la 9' de Beethoven Choral " Ode à la joie"

[@John-re2qw]

The "flash mob" scenario and the choice of one of the most inspiring pieces of music ever written, is a magnificent way to introduce people and children in particular to the wonders of classical music. There is a performance of this piece from Japan that features a choir of 10,000.

[@stpetie7686]

I'm not sure why but even after seeing this a bunch of times over the years, I still have to dry my face off a couple of times.

[@jedislap8726]

Ode to Joy is one of THE most powerful and uplifting pieces of music ever written. Just to be clear, this was an advertisement for The Sabadell Bank and I think the little girl was told to put the money in the hat, the crowd were however very much normal people going about their day and not knowing what was happening but with the amount of cameras around filming they knew something was going on.

[@michaelthomas8592]

...and I want say tometing to (sorry, no harm!): EVERY CLASSICAL MIUSICIAN ALL OVER THE WORLD, no way of male or female, knows this wonderful "Piece of Music". And so you are able to get EVERY MUSICIAN from whereout country, to create this great piece of FLASHMOB - because of this it is an international piece of music of love and peace!!!

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

"Ode to Joy" will still bring me to tears and I'm a sad and bitter old man. Love this so much.

[@NamiMakimono]

The first time I got to see this wasn’t too long after it was uploaded. I’ve seen this several times throughout the years. 😌 It’s always amazing what music can do and how it pulls at our emotions. I cry every time I see this video and others like it because it’s just so pure and hits your heart. 🎶 I’m a firm believer that music helps heal part of the soul. (^~^) 🎶💕🦋