GOOD.is
GOOD is a collaboration of individuals, businesses, and nonprofits pushing the world forward. Get involved.
  • Home
  • |
  • Columns ▶
    • BoingBoing on GOOD
    • Joe Ippolito on Business
    • Carol Coletta on Cities
    • Alissa Walker on Design
    • Ben Jervey on the Environment
    • Peter Smith on Food
    • Truman National Security Project on Foreign Policy
    • Picture Show
    • Mark Peters on Language
    • Anne Trubek on Literature
    • See All Columns
  • |
  • Video
  • |
  • Infographics
  • |
  • Community
  • |
  • Events
  • Follow GOOD:
  • twitter
  • flickr
  • facebook
  • youtube
  • rss feed
  • Business
  • |
  • Cities
  • |
  • Culture
  • |
  • Design
  • |
  • Education
  • |
  • Environment
  • |
  • Food
  • |
  • Health
  • |
  • Media
  • |
  • People
  • |
  • Politics
  • |
  • Technology
  • |
  • Transportation
  • 2
  • 1

Hamburg Orchestra Puts on World’s Biggest Concert

  • Posted by: Zach Frechette
  • on March 3, 2009 at 4:15 pm

In light of yesterday’s Google orchestra post, I couldn’t resist this equally creative classical music story I came across today. The Hamburg State Orchestra conducted a unique performance on Monday. The musicians left their usual stage and were dispersed in 50 locations around the city—from the town hall to the tennis stadium to the docks. The conductor was perched on the tower of St. Michael’s Church, where she had a view of her performers, arranged as they would be on stage, only much further apart. The musicians themselves were connected by a live video feed. This being Hamburg, they played Brahms. Watch this teaser video; it’s incredible.

  • Filed under: Blog : GOOD Blog
  • Share
  • Discuss
  • Mark it good!
  • Facebook
  •   Twitter
  • Digg
  • Stumble
  • del.icio.us
  • Reddit
Direct link to this post:
Send as an Email:
Your email address:
Recipient's email address:
Message:

X
DISCUSSION: 1 Comment
    • Posted by: Anonymous
    • on March 3, 2009 at 11:29 pm

    that is so very HOT! I love it! what a gift to so many passers by!

Login or Sign up to discuss this article

Related Content

  • Blog : GOOD Blog

    Google Creates a Collaborative Orchestra

    Google (YouTube, more specifically) put out a call for classical musicians all over the world to ...
    Read & Discuss

  • Blog : GOOD Blog

    The Most Exciting Street in the World

    Google's Street View feature has captured private moments before, but "Street with a View" ...
    Read & Discuss

  • General :

    Let's Get Physical

    The British epidemiologist Jeremy N. Morris died recently. In ...
    Read & Discuss

  • Blog : GOOD Blog

    Viral Attack

    For your viewing pleasure, a list of the most-watched viral videos of all time (we're not ...
    Read & Discuss

  • Blog : GOOD Blog

    Are You Going to Become a YouTube Star?

    Short answer: No way. Long answer: The chances of a video getting more than a 1,000 ...
    Read & Discuss

Recent Readers

  • antilabs
  • WSJ
  • andrewphillips
  • Will Etling
  • Jay J. Ku
  • Siobhan
  • Facebook User
  • Patrick Brown
  • patrickjames
  • Rafael Moser
  • zachfrechette
  • Jesse Poe
See all

This Week In Blogs

  • Most Discussed
  • Most GOODMarked
  1. How Thanksgiving Got Its Turkey
  2. Is Newsweek’s Sarah Palin Cover Sexist?
  3. The Culture of the Interrobang
  4. Transparency: The Effects of Bike Commuting on Obesity
  5. The GOOD 100: Cowpooling
  6. Sad or Cute: Hermit Crab Makes Home in Broken Bottle
  7. Are You Raising a Furkid?
  8. Rental Goats Clear Brush Better, Beat Cosmonauts in Space Race
  9. The Charter for Compassion
  10. How Many Books Do You Read Each Year?
  1. The Charter for Compassion
  2. New School: How the Web Liberalized Liberal Arts Education
  3. Picture Show: Four Days in Dubai
  4. The Culture of the Interrobang
  5. Intermission: Eye-popping 3D Building Projections
  6. The GOOD Guide to COP15: The Fire this Time: Copenhagen and the War for the Future
  7. EyeWriter: Paralyzed Artist Draws with His Eyes
  8. The Kids Are All Right
  9. Charging Forward with Mission Motor’s Electric Superbike
  10. Singularity 101: What Is the Singularity?

GOOD Magazine
About
|
Join
|
Sign In

Categories

  • Business
  • Cities
  • Culture
  • Design
  • Education
  • Environment
  • Food
  • Health
  • Media
  • People
  • Politics
  • Technology
  • Transportation

Special Features

  • Blogs
  • Events
  • Infographics
  • Look
  • Picture Show
  • Q&A
  • Video

Community

  • Community Board
  • Member directory
  • Join the Community

Social

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • Flickr

Magazine

  • Current issue
  • Back issues
  • Subscribe
  • Gift a gift
  • Renew/Service

GOOD

  • What is GOOD?
  • Make GOOD better
© GOOD Worldwide LLC. - all rights reserved
  • Company details
  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • Careers
  • RSS
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • Powered by Verkata