Flash mobs are all the rage, I love this one. Enjoy!
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great, isn’t it?
Flash mobs are so amazing. I hope to get caught in one one day!
I have been out of the loop and not online for quite some time. I forgot how uplifting your posts were! They always lift my spirits. A thosand thank yous, Marcia.
Bach would’ve loved this.
I loved this one!
Sorry I haven’t been around much lately….
It is summer after all!
What a trip! The kids truly made me laugh conducting. What a great piece
Glad to see you chica 
Always happy to visit with you too!
Amazing! How wonderful to stumble onto something like this! Thanks for sharing Marcia
These look like really fun occasions. i loved the Seniors’ one in New Zealand.
It’s so lovely the way it all comes together! A nice thing to see anytime…
Gosh, what an incredible piece of music. I hadn’t heard it in ages! Thanks for sharing this, Marica!
Hugs,
Kathy
Excellent!
Wonderful! Great piece of music, great performance.
The only thing that bothers me about these things is the number of people watching through their phone cameras…
Spooky, huh? But then… we are all guilty on that front. Right?
I’ll take some pictures at a concert, but rarely, if ever, video.
If the memory fades, I won’t know what I’m looking at anyway.
I don’t do much videotaping either (takes too long) but snap as many pictures as I can. Also, I carry my camera with me at all times, so phone pictures are limited. LOL
Ohhh! That really burns me out! People miss the awesomeness because they’re too busy looking through their iPhone. They’re just missing out. I just recently wrote a post on that … if you’re interested.
http://thewishfactor.wordpress.com/2012/06/29/sometimes-theres-too-much-technology/