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[bonzupippinpaddleoxacoppil]

Sopranos: Not all the stereotypes are true.
Also sopranos: cartwheeling across the stage during a solo.

[decodolly]

I was at a classical concert about 6 months before covid. Toward the end of the last piece on the programme as the double-basses finished playing a section they all, in unison, suddenly span their instruments as though they were part of a jazz band. This was followed by lots of other strange moves & dancing around the orchestra sections, culminating in the violins doing a Mexican wave, all the while playing impeccably as the conductor slowly lost his mind.
At the end of the piece, as the orchestra then segued straight into 'Happy Birthday to You', the audience caught on & joined in singing. The orchestra had turned up the prank level to 11 for the conductor's birthday.

[alainadacosta]

I have a hard time understanding opera singers but I love how much personality the soprano at 1:30 sings with. She seems like a fun person

[alexgabriel]

I can't imagine how many times she rehearsed that cartwheel singing...

[hendriefalke]

Doing a cartwheel, in a dress while singing opera!!!

[iamabread]

I miss this moments. I remember my grandmother asking me to go to a Concert with her but I was only alone backstage standing there watching the rest and I asking were was my grandmother then I saw my grandpa doing the piano solo and my grandmother singing beside him. It was awesome and the greatest memory of my grandparents ever. I was 6 back then and I'm sad that I can't go anymore and see both of them again.

[irenesupica]

I was a chorus member singing in a Spokane Symphony concert when the director proposed to a violinist. We had no idea this was to be on the program. Very sweet. Thankfully she said "Yes!"

[oonadeguzman]

*The woman waited her whole life to do that cartwheel with singing*

[batoobdx]

I have no idea how they all managed to keep playing for the first one I’d be on the ground laughing to death

[hsbvt]

The conductor on the first one: "My job here is done..." the smirk on his face...priceless!

[joshlouie]

That lady who screamed with that impact was unexpected. And the opera singer really has a talent. She should ended up with a split. 😁 And that proposal! Congratulations! 😍🎊

[alaskannyc]

As an orchestral musician, I can attest to the fact that every single time I've performed Firebird, nearly everyone in the audience jumps, and at least one audience member audibly gasps at the downbeat to the third movement. I also teach classroom music, and I play this for my students every year just so I can get that reaction and get the kids to laugh out loud.

[phoenixdzk]

Wow she held her note while cartwheeling!

[dicky]

I can't get my cat to come out of hiding when 1 guest is around, and this one is entertaining an audience.

[selectiveroots]

Who else is rewinding the first clip 10 times to watch each facial reaction of the musicians 🤣🤣🤣 that human moment is gold

[parkerellsworth]

Imagine playing a concert immediately after being engaged

[rachelvictor]

In all my classical performances as an opera soloist on stage with symphony I have NEVER done a cartwheel!! 🤣 and she sustained her note!

[Allyourbase]

The first one was really good, and that cat was loving all the people
😂😂😂

[petervogt]

Cat: I'm gonna end this orchestras whole career

[emorydaniel]

That cat was like, “Well cello there!”

I’ll see myself out...