Royal Albert Hall ~ Hark the Herald Angels sing

[mrsmarkowentobe]

it really is quite high up in those choir stalls, we we're all like, OMD we're so gonna fall if we're not careful.

[tomreed101]

Wow! Thats enough to make anyone moist at the Tip!! A cracking Christmas Carol! God Bless the people of the United Kingdom!

[tomreed101]

Wow! Thats enough to make anyone moist at the Tip!! A cracking Christmas Carol! God Bless the people of the United Kingdom!

[kellogs211]

yes th floor would shake with the 64 foot pipe on the pedals!! You don't hear it you feel it!!

[tobias29H]

It is a shame, that in Germany is not possible this kind of Concerts with the whole folk.

Wonderful Concert !! Is this every year in London ?

[DavidMJordan]

@tobias

Why aren't these concerts possible in Germany? It seems a great pity when most of our favourite carols are German.

[anerley123]

Yes, it's called "Christmas Carol Sing-along" and it's every year just before Christmas.

[tobias29H]

I do not really know, why it is not possible in Germany.. Maybe the peoples are not that Kind of traditional.... That is so lovely at Royal Albert Hall.

[tobias29H]

@anerley123

Now I have tickets for the 18th of December in London ;) And I am so glad ;)

[gmc0422]

This gives me goosepimples looking at this video. I probably would have been in tears if I was there in person!

[fangsgiving]

omg my hair is standing. bloody awesome

[Lifesucks954]

What an experience that must have been, Thats truely awe inspiring!

[3dwurli]

@Lifesucks954 Was a regular thing once upon a time. In Blackpool, the Tower Ballroom was packed with 7000 people twice on a Sunday for Reginald Dixons concerts on the Wurlitzer, where people would sing along. It was also packed every week day, people singing along to the music. The atmosphere must have been electric. Its a shame the country doesnt have the same sense of community as there was then.