Seeing a flash mob of street performances seems outstanding and superb. It could happen at any time of the day- along an avenue, perhaps outside a shopping mall, or any place with a bigger venue. Yet, it does not happen every day. Witnessing one could be considered as a beautiful experience, I can say. Just like this one fine day in Hanoi, Vietnam, a flash mob of an orchestra performs outside a shopping mall. The video shows two men meeting at the entrance where a small booth sits. Right there, the guy wore the headphones, which signals that something magnificent is about to start. One by one, what seems to be coffee shop customers sitting in one corner stands up and gathers at the venue, all set to play their instrument. A woman in a motorcycle park alongside the road and starts walking to the platform with a flute on the one hand.
At the same time, the audience starts to gather as well, curious, and ready for a marvelous experience. Not only passersby get to stop and appreciate the act, but some motorists too. The flash mob orchestra performed the Pirates of the Caribbean theme song with its heart thumping and exciting rhythm. A few minutes more and another set of participants arrived, which makes the performance all the more exciting. It can be seen in the participant’s faces the enjoyment and fulfillment of playing with such a large group while the audience is all eyes on them. The highlight of the video lay on the 4-minute mark when a guy had his short solo violin act, giving the viewers the chills. He certainly hyped the performance!
The mob filled the plaza with gloriousness! As if a free concerto ticket fell right in front of the lucky audience. As the performance ends, the conductor leads the bow, and the group quickly dispersed.
This flash-mob orchestra with ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ theme is one for the books! Check out the video and see how impressive it is!
The video was uploaded seven months ago and is highly regarded by Youtube commenters as the best flash mob they have ever seen on the internet. And we can all agree to that!
