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The Biggest Flashmob In Paris: Carol Of The Bells With 100 Musicians
The festive atmosphere is steadily approaching, and many cities have already begun switching on their Christmas lights, adding a magical holiday charm to December.
In recent days, an unforgettable surprise took place in Paris, involving more than 100 musicians who came together to perform a world-famous Christmas classic for a large crowd of visitors.
French pianist Julien Cohen, together with the duo Violin Phonix, invited 100 musicians to join him in lighting the Christmas decorations in the heart of Paris and delivering an unexpected musical performance.
Julien Cohen, YouTube
Christmas lights have already been switched on in central Paris, and the ceremonial event, held in cooperation with numerous musicians, created a true spectacle. The festivities opened with the sound of a well-known Christmas song echoing through the streets, followed by a scene focused on a little girl who walked down a carpet toward a red button.
When the girl pressed the red button, the streets lit up with a glow of festive lights, but the surprise had only just begun. A total of 100 musicians performed in the Paris square, delivering an unforgettable opening to the joyous month of December.
Together, they performed the beloved Christmas song "Carol of the Bells," which is based on the Ukrainian New Year's song "Shchedryk." The melody was created around 1916 by Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych, and the English lyrics were added in 1936 by American composer of Ukrainian origin Peter Joseph Wilhousky.
Take a look at the beautiful Christmas performance from Paris, where 100 musicians delivered an unforgettable surprise while playing and singing the world-famous Christmas classic.
In recent days, an unforgettable surprise took place in Paris, involving more than 100 musicians who came together to perform a world-famous Christmas classic for a large crowd of visitors.
French pianist Julien Cohen, together with the duo Violin Phonix, invited 100 musicians to join him in lighting the Christmas decorations in the heart of Paris and delivering an unexpected musical performance.
Julien Cohen, YouTube
Christmas lights have already been switched on in central Paris, and the ceremonial event, held in cooperation with numerous musicians, created a true spectacle. The festivities opened with the sound of a well-known Christmas song echoing through the streets, followed by a scene focused on a little girl who walked down a carpet toward a red button.
Christmas flashmob in the heart of Paris
When the girl pressed the red button, the streets lit up with a glow of festive lights, but the surprise had only just begun. A total of 100 musicians performed in the Paris square, delivering an unforgettable opening to the joyous month of December.
Together, they performed the beloved Christmas song "Carol of the Bells," which is based on the Ukrainian New Year's song "Shchedryk." The melody was created around 1916 by Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych, and the English lyrics were added in 1936 by American composer of Ukrainian origin Peter Joseph Wilhousky.
Take a look at the beautiful Christmas performance from Paris, where 100 musicians delivered an unforgettable surprise while playing and singing the world-famous Christmas classic.
