The King's College Choir sings the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah. Merry Christmas!
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Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Random Act of Culture
"Heavenly" is not an adjective I would normally use to describe Christmas shopping. Today I saw something which proved to be an exception to that general rule.
A few months ago, I shared a post about Improv Everywhere, the improvisational comedy troupe that conducts seemingly random "missions" in public places. Much in the same vein, the Knight Foundation and the Opera Company of Philadelphia organized a "Random Act of Culture" at Macy's in Philadelphia on October 30. Over 650 singers from 28 different organizations dispersed throughout the department store, indistinguishable from other shoppers. Indistinguishable that is, until they, accompanied by the world's largest pipe organ, spontaneously burst into Hallelujah from Handel's Messiah.
(HT: Vitamin Z)
A few months ago, I shared a post about Improv Everywhere, the improvisational comedy troupe that conducts seemingly random "missions" in public places. Much in the same vein, the Knight Foundation and the Opera Company of Philadelphia organized a "Random Act of Culture" at Macy's in Philadelphia on October 30. Over 650 singers from 28 different organizations dispersed throughout the department store, indistinguishable from other shoppers. Indistinguishable that is, until they, accompanied by the world's largest pipe organ, spontaneously burst into Hallelujah from Handel's Messiah.
(HT: Vitamin Z)
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