AMAZING - Flash Mob - Started by one little girl - Ode to Joy

This is an amazing flash mob playing the classic song Ode to Joy that was all started by one little girl. Enjoy!

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[rigrace]

This is actually what people were made for. Creating something beautiful working all together. Every single person is important.

Not fighting against each other

[noobsaibot]

And to know that Beethoven was already deaf when he composed this symphony, so beautiful!!!, is mind chilling.

[Chuck_Nrris]

I almost find the peoples reactions more facinating than the perfomance itself. They are just in awe and forget time and place. I never get tired of watching this.

[eldritchwizardkeawe]

8 years and this still absolutely moves me to tears, Ode to Joy as it should be, bringing people together. Such a beautiful performance.

[t-wrecks]

Posted 5 years ago, people still commenting and the original poster still responding. RESPECT! We could all always use more Ode to Joy in our lives.

[annamess]

The kid climbing on the lamp was so adorable x3

[miileeme]

Read the comments down here... to everyone who wishes the world were more like this video and less like the crap on the news, know that your comments showed me that this better world is out there.. in each one of you.. Thank you for bolstering my faith. Really needed it.

[inesgomes]

I hope one day people all over the world will gather singing and playing wonderful songs with peace and joy!

[TheMissingLink]

This needs to be played when all of the world finally leaves all lockdowns and quarantines. The entire world singing one big Ode to Joy!

[andCountingcom]

Brought me to tears, watching during Covid19 quarantine, isolated in my home, to witness something so beautiful.
And thank you to all who have replied with words of support and encouragement! God bless each of you!

[elijahfluw]

Things like this helps me to restore my faith in humanity...

[jasonkibler]

Am I the only one who comes back and watches this every few months?

[nysprof]

When Beethoven wrote this symphony he was completely deaf. He never heard the symphony; he heard it in his mind. When the final cadence of the symphony was played, someone turned him (he conducted the symphony) around so he could see the cheering audience. This was his last symphony.

[idahomountainlover]

I love how the crows immediately quieted and listened. That’s respect!

[redwoods]

Why does the "Ode to Joy" always make me cry? This is particularly poignant and beautiful. Thank you.

[praphullalalshrestha]

We gotta admit that Ode to Joy has some kind of magic in itself.

[melissasaint]

The Ode to Joy is surely one of the most beautiful things a human has ever created

[onyoutube]

The little children enjoying the classical masterpiece accompanied by the beautiful vocal chorus was so heartwarming.

[sarahprorok]

What I love most about this is all the little kids who take an interest and stop to listen. Music is so important and it is such a gift!