[macro]

Heard about this on the radio this morning. It's popping up all over the country. People who want to participate get their directions and learn their parts separately, then show up at a designated place and time and perform without ever meeting the other people. Youtube has a bunch of videos on this. This was Hallejulah Chorus at a food court. Hard to believe not professionals. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXh7JR9oKVE&feature=player_embedded"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXh7JR9oKVE&feature=player_embedded[/ame]

[dgammon6]

We were sent this last week by email, it is awesome.

[Larryandlinda]

Originally Posted by macro

Heard about this on the radio this morning. It's popping up all over the country. People who want to participate get their directions and learn their parts separately, then show up at a designated place and time and perform without ever meeting the other people. Youtube has a bunch of videos on this. This was Hallejulah Chorus at a food court. Hard to believe not professionals.

Thanks
We've been following 'improv everywhere' for years on line - they are one of the best in the 'non-business'
As far as professionals go, some friends invited us to the New Jewish Congregation (just outside TV 'Gates") on a recent visit and we were amazed and delighted with the sound of the choir - it seemed like it was stacked with professional 'ringers'!
They also performed at SS town center for a Holiday gig and drew a huge appreciative crowd.
The bands and vocal groups in TV are full of professional-level talent, and while we have not visited enough to catch performances, practices are usually open to the public and we have enjoyed those.

By the way, we think we found the way to delete the imbedded video clip and image -it's a great, simple way to make reference to the post to which a follow up is referenced.

Barring snowstorms, we're gettin'*outa Dodge (26 degrees and 26mph winds this AM) and heading down Wednesday.
Save us two seats!

L and L

[Mudder]

Love the flash mob songs and also dances. I like how the first woman never takes the phone from her ear !