I'm an excellent cook and baker but my skills, no matter how I perfect them, can never match that of the wonderful joy these musicians bring into our lives. Food may sustain us but music uplifts us.
This is a tremendous way to bring good music to the masses. Regular concerts are expensive ventures with snobish audiences who talk and cough. These "concerts on the sly" delight shoppers, travelers and street fair goers for free! We need more of this in America; I've noticed most of these flashmob events seem to be in Europe and Asia.
i'm an intermediate band director, and i wish my students would/could listen to this kind of music... our city's symphony just got re-organized after not existing for about 4 years, and next school year i'm definitely taking my classes to see a performance. just beautiful.... i think this is the kind of performance that would get more people to admit that they enjoy 'good' music, and not most of the stuff on the radio....
Oh gosh, this was absolutely fabulous. I am amazed at the talent these performers showcased. I desperately wish more people were like these folks; diving right in, unafraid, with the classics and entertaining random strangers. Brilliant!
i truly wish this would happen more often!show the world how to make beautiful noise! let the children and the teenagers see what a group of people can do with music!!!!
@mark steagall lol. I happens daily in the concert rooms. You just need to buy a ticket and go to enjoy it. Of course it's nice to get those professional musicians somewhere as a surprise and without having to pay your ticket. But one has to understand that they also need to earn their living, they can't just play surprise all the time. But I think that basically we agree: It's nice to be taken by surprise somewhere, where you don't expect to hear such a high quality performance.
REAL music. My take on the above comment was that it had Nothing to do with the commenter having a thing against teenagers OR musicians having to make money. It's about demonstrating organic, human-created music on real instruments, not electronically conjured out of some black plastic box that was mass-manufactured in some far away country. The public as a whole, at least in the US, especially many of the young that have been under-exposed to Real music, have no sense of music being organic and hand-skilled. Everything is mass-produced anymore, including the socially engineered conception that music comes out of a box. There needs to be a renaissance of organic music, to once again create a drive and desire in the people for genuine and delightful music. What was once a rich art in hearts and lives of mankind, is quickly becoming a lost awareness, that of real music. In centuries past, live-music and dance were both celebrated throughout the seasons in every community, in the town square, not just a bar, and now, music has become a personal and electronic listening session. Just as most could not build a house or feed themselves from the Earth, most could also not make music to enrich their lives. There has been a mass-deempowerment as skill and knowledge has been replaced by dependency on the contrived, an appreciation of what is faux. These unexpected musical sessions expose the people to the joy in real music, and build appreciation for the musical arts in genuine. If genuine music stays behind closed doors for the ticket price, there won't be growth in the culture for real music. The paying audience will dwindle as with age they pass into eternity with no young ones to enjoy the music and the musical tradition will be lost. Organic music is not about money, but about joy, joy shared. More organic music is needed in community places, to return this beauty to the knowledge of the people. Canned music isn't enough. Life is supposed to be more than contrivances, more than mass-production, more than dreariness. The organic musical celebrations have been long absent from the lives of communities, and everyone has suffered for it, young and old alike, as dreariness has overtaken many a heart. Music used to be as breath and water, love and food, a Life Necessity. The musicians know this, thus they feel the joy as they play. But the doldrums of everyday life have taken over many a non-musician's heart, and the sense of community and shared joy have been greatly diminished. This musical wealth must, in wisdom, be brought back to the people's awareness.
@@Kybeline "Daily in the concert rooms"? Pray tell, where? Civic orchestras and symphony orchestras, philharmonic orchestras, normally only perform once a month, maybe less, and ticket prices are high. Chamber orchestras can be hired, and enjoyed occasionally at best. There are music student recitals maybe twice a month that one in-the-know can attend, but daily? No. As a trained musician, I know this. Music, in truth, is not to be an industry. It's for living, for sharing joy. If young ones aren't exposed to skilled and delightful music, if their parents don't see to their musical education and growth, then new musicians won't develop. Fine music is a life art to be shared, to be learned, to be played live, to share joy. That's the entire point of hand-skilled music. If it's not honed and developed, it's knowledge will be lost, to be replaced by noise from a box. The ramifications to the soul, and to the culture, are many. Professional musicians can be divided into two groups, those who are paid, and those who are not paid, or not paid much, that have other outside jobs on which they depend. The professional musicians that are paid decently to play, are in places like Hollywood or Nashville, in the recording industries for film and the pop-music industry. Chamber Orchestras for private hire, generally only get sporadic work. They have regular jobs elsewhere. The musicians you see in civic orchestras, in symphony orchestras, in the philharmonic, are highly skilled, and paid a stipend at most. They have regular jobs elsewhere. They play because they love it, not because they get paid. It is possible that the conductor gets paid or paid more, perhaps the pianist too, and the guest soloist. That's about it. It's not a monied performance unless it's for a pop-star or a movie, or for a cultural icon.
Fabulous! OH PLEEEEAASE let us have more of this! It is so uplifting to the soul. Many of us simply just can't afford or get the opportunity to go to real concerts. This also introduces many folks who have never ever heard classics or, seen a live orchestra's performance before. We absoultely need more positives in our daily lives of such beautiful moments. Thank you to all you artists who gave us such a beautiful gift. You made everyone happy with smiling faces! GOD BLESS YOU ALL !
This is one of the best orchestra flashmobs on youtube. As performances go, I think the rendition of vivaldis summer from the four seasons is superb. I love it, I can watch it over and over again. Please keep uploading. Going to trafford centre in uk today. Would make my day to see you guys there!
Great film quality, felt like I was there, so exciting. Someone mentioned the communication of the musicians in another orchestral flash posting, and it is true, there is no conductor to block the audiences view of the group exchange as they all work off each other. The informal, promenade quality of it all adds to the unexpected luxury, finding such a classy act serendipitously. Lovely stuff, ISO, hope you enjoyed it as much as those there and those here!
10:1 most, a very, very large majority, of those folks have never heard anything like this live ever before in their lives. And most never will again. I for myself would love to see more classical ensembles perform in this fashion. Nothing bad, and much good, could be the only result.
We do this in the hopes that you'll be interested and buy a ticket for a concert. Folks, if you don't support your symphony orchestras, they shrivel up and blow away.
My son is a classical violinist. He is majoring in music. He knows his future is bleak but he loves music. He says is in his heart. Let's support the arts.
It's rare to see a flash mob with live audio rather than dubbed in from a more controlled performance. These musicians were great, and somebody did a wonderful job putting it together.
Rylee Spencer they are actually pretty good. I play violin and we have done a few flash mobs in fashion malls like these and they are surprisngly really good.
Do You know how it feels to come home after serving in Hell for 13months trying to stay alive only to be told Not to ware your uniform when you get HOME... Well do ya...
So beautiful. Our species is capable of such wonderful art, when you watch this you can scarcely believe we're so capable of such violence and hatred. What a wonderful video.
The thing that I love most about this is that there is a compelling nature to live classical music that you can't get in most recordings; people who might never be captivated by a classical radio station can get a taste of the beauty and power of the music when they walk right through it. People who would never go to a concert hall, because they didn't know they'd like it.
I really appreciate these musicians brings joy to public spaces like this.
The string musicians were amazingly talented as the audience obviously recognised. I enjoyed every minute. Thank you.
This piece always brings tears. So much passion.
Musicians are clean. That was a clean performance 👍🏽 Tuning, accuracy, tone, each performer has chops. Such a tasteful group.
I'm an excellent cook and baker but my skills, no matter how I perfect them, can never match that of the wonderful joy these musicians bring into our lives. Food may sustain us but music uplifts us.
This is what happens when the arts are supported. (I am a musician, and I approve this musical message.) ;-P
This is a tremendous way to bring good music to the masses. Regular concerts are expensive ventures with snobish audiences who talk and cough. These "concerts on the sly" delight shoppers, travelers and street fair goers for free! We need more of this in America; I've noticed most of these flashmob events seem to be in Europe and Asia.
Every orchestra musician that does this is defending their craft, their career, and their existence while gaining new listeners. Keep it up!
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Magnifique concert quel brio ses musiciens et musicienne s.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😊😊😊bravo.
Magnifique concert écouté sans arrêt. Reposant.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😊😊😊😊
Serenade for Strings! One of my favorites.
Ahhh, Serenade for Strings makes me melt every time I hear it!!!!
Somehow ,beautiful soaring music like this is even better in an everyday setting rather than in the formal concert environs.
I would be coming right back down that escalator to listen to this.
Me too!!!!!!
i'm an intermediate band director, and i wish my students would/could listen to this kind of music... our city's symphony just got re-organized after not existing for about 4 years, and next school year i'm definitely taking my classes to see a performance. just beautiful.... i think this is the kind of performance that would get more people to admit that they enjoy 'good' music, and not most of the stuff on the radio....
The world needs more concert master conductors. So refreshing.
Oh gosh, this was absolutely fabulous. I am amazed at the talent these performers showcased. I desperately wish more people were like these folks; diving right in, unafraid, with the classics and entertaining random strangers. Brilliant!
...still makes me happy to watch this vid: more more
i truly wish this would happen more often!show the world how to make beautiful noise! let the children and the teenagers see what a group of people can do with music!!!!
Do you have something against teens?
you miss the point
@mark steagall
lol. I happens daily in the concert rooms. You just need to buy a ticket and go to enjoy it.
Of course it's nice to get those professional musicians somewhere as a surprise and without having to pay your ticket. But one has to understand that they also need to earn their living, they can't just play surprise all the time.
But I think that basically we agree: It's nice to be taken by surprise somewhere, where you don't expect to hear such a high quality performance.
REAL music. My take on the above comment was that it had Nothing to do with the commenter having a thing against teenagers OR musicians having to make money. It's about demonstrating organic, human-created music on real instruments, not electronically conjured out of some black plastic box that was mass-manufactured in some far away country. The public as a whole, at least in the US, especially many of the young that have been under-exposed to Real music, have no sense of music being organic and hand-skilled. Everything is mass-produced anymore, including the socially engineered conception that music comes out of a box. There needs to be a renaissance of organic music, to once again create a drive and desire in the people for genuine and delightful music. What was once a rich art in hearts and lives of mankind, is quickly becoming a lost awareness, that of real music. In centuries past, live-music and dance were both celebrated throughout the seasons in every community, in the town square, not just a bar, and now, music has become a personal and electronic listening session. Just as most could not build a house or feed themselves from the Earth, most could also not make music to enrich their lives. There has been a mass-deempowerment as skill and knowledge has been replaced by dependency on the contrived, an appreciation of what is faux. These unexpected musical sessions expose the people to the joy in real music, and build appreciation for the musical arts in genuine. If genuine music stays behind closed doors for the ticket price, there won't be growth in the culture for real music. The paying audience will dwindle as with age they pass into eternity with no young ones to enjoy the music and the musical tradition will be lost. Organic music is not about money, but about joy, joy shared. More organic music is needed in community places, to return this beauty to the knowledge of the people. Canned music isn't enough. Life is supposed to be more than contrivances, more than mass-production, more than dreariness. The organic musical celebrations have been long absent from the lives of communities, and everyone has suffered for it, young and old alike, as dreariness has overtaken many a heart. Music used to be as breath and water, love and food, a Life Necessity. The musicians know this, thus they feel the joy as they play. But the doldrums of everyday life have taken over many a non-musician's heart, and the sense of community and shared joy have been greatly diminished. This musical wealth must, in wisdom, be brought back to the people's awareness.
@@Kybeline
"Daily in the concert rooms"? Pray tell, where? Civic orchestras and symphony orchestras, philharmonic orchestras, normally only perform once a month, maybe less, and ticket prices are high. Chamber orchestras can be hired, and enjoyed occasionally at best. There are music student recitals maybe twice a month that one in-the-know can attend, but daily? No. As a trained musician, I know this. Music, in truth, is not to be an industry. It's for living, for sharing joy. If young ones aren't exposed to skilled and delightful music, if their parents don't see to their musical education and growth, then new musicians won't develop. Fine music is a life art to be shared, to be learned, to be played live, to share joy. That's the entire point of hand-skilled music. If it's not honed and developed, it's knowledge will be lost, to be replaced by noise from a box. The ramifications to the soul, and to the culture, are many.
Professional musicians can be divided into two groups, those who are paid, and those who are not paid, or not paid much, that have other outside jobs on which they depend. The professional musicians that are paid decently to play, are in places like Hollywood or Nashville, in the recording industries for film and the pop-music industry. Chamber Orchestras for private hire, generally only get sporadic work. They have regular jobs elsewhere. The musicians you see in civic orchestras, in symphony orchestras, in the philharmonic, are highly skilled, and paid a stipend at most. They have regular jobs elsewhere. They play because they love it, not because they get paid. It is possible that the conductor gets paid or paid more, perhaps the pianist too, and the guest soloist. That's about it. It's not a monied performance unless it's for a pop-star or a movie, or for a cultural icon.
the second piece is so passionate. I love the musicians
Great performance as usual!
Fabulous! OH PLEEEEAASE let us have more of this! It is so uplifting to the soul. Many of us simply just can't afford or get the opportunity to go to real concerts. This also introduces many folks who have never ever heard classics or, seen a live orchestra's performance before. We absoultely need more positives in our daily lives of such beautiful moments. Thank you to all you artists who gave us such a beautiful gift. You made everyone happy with smiling faces! GOD BLESS YOU ALL !
wonderful acoustics there! great vid!
PLEASE!!! Keep doing this !!
I'm sitting here with tears in my eyes, that was just wonderful.
So many people passed by without taking a minute to appreciate. I am not a classical music type of girl but I really enjoyed this. Thank you.
Sono passati "solo" 13 anni,e sembra sia accaduto ieri,orgoglioso che un pezzo di italia continui a celebrare la grandezza di Vivaldi...
This is one of the best orchestra flashmobs on youtube. As performances go, I think the rendition of vivaldis summer from the four seasons is superb. I love it, I can watch it over and over again. Please keep uploading. Going to trafford centre in uk today. Would make my day to see you guys there!
More of these need to happen!
wow, this is one of the coolest most inspiring things ive ever seen. its a beautiful thing to bring music to the world
Great film quality, felt like I was there, so exciting. Someone mentioned the communication of the musicians in another orchestral flash posting, and it is true, there is no conductor to block the audiences view of the group exchange as they all work off each other. The informal, promenade quality of it all adds to the unexpected luxury, finding such a classy act serendipitously. Lovely stuff, ISO, hope you enjoyed it as much as those there and those here!
Love, love, love it! Makes me wanna go to Indy! Great playing all! Great playing Zach!
WOW! AWESOME! Thank you for sharing this!
Fantastic,could listen all day cheers!
Absolutely beautiful. :-)
Thank you so much. Very touching.
What a beautiful surprise,🎼🎻
Summer from Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi, one of my favorites! Beautiful!
I still love watching this
Bravo Zach and my friends at the ISO! I loved your random act of music! Congrats!
I'm black and I loved it! Great job
10:1 most, a very, very large majority, of those folks have never heard anything like this live ever before in their lives. And most never will again. I for myself would love to see more classical ensembles perform in this fashion. Nothing bad, and much good, could be the only result.
wonderful...such a blessing to all!!!
We do this in the hopes that you'll be interested and buy a ticket for a concert. Folks, if you don't support your symphony orchestras, they shrivel up and blow away.
My son is a classical violinist. He is majoring in music. He knows his future is bleak but he loves music. He says is in his heart. Let's support the arts.
This is bloody brilliant! Seriously! I adored this! SO MUCH.
Bravo viola (or violas) I can clearly hear the viola, and with that peculiar sound! Que sonido tan claro y tan lindo la de la viola!
Absolutely brilliant.
There is still hope for the world. God bless u hoosiers. Thanks.
I can so shop while listening to this! Not any of that loud pop crap that passes as music today.
wonderful thx 4 beauty in this insane world
that is THE BEST video FOREVER !
same here, i got goosebumps and tears in my eyes just from watching the video! wish i could have been there myself :)
It's rare to see a flash mob with live audio rather than dubbed in from a more controlled performance. These musicians were great, and somebody did a wonderful job putting it together.
Oh, so sweet! So amazing!
amazing absolutely love the Vivaldi!
Another great Flash Mob video. I have added it to my Playlist.
Beautiful
Best use of mall acoustic properties ever.
Great job! What an amazing coincidence that you all were shopping with your instruments readily available!
One word for this Orchestra... Flawless!!!
this is it thee most amazin sound thnxs for shareing
One word....AMAZING!!!
ohh this is so beautiful. you guys are great:)
beautiful
WOOOOOOW....... BEAUTIFUL......
Simply divine ♥♥♥♥♥♥
Bringing out the best of humanity.
Vivadi - Summer....always gives me chills
This was planned in advance? Huh. I guess you could say it was...
Orchestrated.
Rylee Spencer they are actually pretty good. I play violin and we have done a few flash mobs in fashion malls like these and they are surprisngly really good.
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Dios!!!!!!!! That's beauty made into sound!!!!!!
Beautiful!
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brad Kennett
The music is beautiful.
Excellent
So beautiful. Our species is capable of such wonderful art, when you watch this you can scarcely believe we're so capable of such violence and hatred. What a wonderful video.
thank you, this is amazing
Flash Mobs .... greatest invention since sliced bread! But I’m always shopping and I have yet to hear one.
it is great, my Tears are runing from my Face Whow!!
Not a music stand in the entire group. Such precision and wonderful music choice!
Goosebumps galore.......
The thing that I love most about this is that there is a compelling nature to live classical music that you can't get in most recordings; people who might never be captivated by a classical radio station can get a taste of the beauty and power of the music when they walk right through it. People who would never go to a concert hall, because they didn't know they'd like it.
Manifique super musiciens et musicienne j adore❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😊😊
omergersh Summer from the four seasons by Vivaldi! one of the hardest yet fun things I have played in high school orchestra.
great acoustics!
I so totally agree. I grew up loving classical music. But the first time I actually saw an orchestra I was blown away.
Amazing and I luv Summer - Presto
Amazing 👏👏👏👏👏
Wonderful!
Love it!
If all orchestras sounded this good I would listen more.
They are very good. I love to watch these flash mobs perform!
I have to say, I do like the idea of learning the violin just so I can go to malls and wander around playing.
Burst into applause shouting BRAVO!!!!!!
Thanks!!!
Très très bon musiciens et musicienne ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😅😅😅
2:12 couple kissing is wonderful, they really appreciate it.
I like it.. it was cool
Mesmerizing
If you were not cutting an onion before this, or have a tear, you obviously ain't human.
There is still good music! Wonder how many were inspired to hear more?
meritavano un pubblico molto più numeroso, bravi
This is such a good idea. Why has nobody thought of this before?
I wonder what the acoustics are actually like at that mall. Because it sounds quite good on the recording
Yep
wow!! Bravo!