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  • turns out it was fur elise

    wow guys... learn ur dadada's already!

  • Bad seat!

  • NIce compossed tune .this moonlight forever life all people of world

  • I guess it is just as well the complete video is not available. All we can see is one small portion of the orchestra. Would loved to have seen the soloists and choir!!

  • well.. to pettis232 keep this in ur mind "WE WANT FULL VID" got it ?? xd

  • Man, this brings back soooo many memories. In gr.3 (2003) I sang at the orchestra singing this in German! Holy crap I actually did that!!!

  • I was in the bass section of this choir at this concert. What a rush.

    A proud grad of UBC and very happy to see this video.

  • Wow, there flying through it

  • wow over 100 000 views O.O

  • if you plan to make a chop video, please dont' chop the ending.

    otherwise, great video

  • Ludwig was a "MAN," a freakin "MAN"!!!!!!!!

  • amazing!

    Greetings from Bosnia

  • Surely Man's greatest creation - a full symphony orchestra with choir performing Beethoven's 9th.

  • That's some bass

  • interesting transcription. so so effort. not my cupa tea. splendid musicians and choir

  • spiffing

    Mr Wood xx

  • cant here anything lol

  • wats that song by him called goes like.....dadadadadadaaaaaaaa dadada dadada.....dadadadadada daaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

    something like that lol

  • Symphony no 5....but then I'm not well versed in dada's....:P

  • The 5th Symphony

    : )

  • @antimilan93 only the Great Kat can answer that one LOL

  • @

    only three times :D not am,illionantimilan93 lol! you mean dadadadaaaa

  • university of British columbia??

  • yes

  • I didn't know they permit you to video tape during concerts...

  • hehe i go to this school!

  • I WANT THE FULL VIDEO!

  • These are unfortunately the only video clips from the concert.

  • damn. well still very impressive.

  • March 26, 1827

  • what is the first part in this vid called? the first song

  • The tune for Ode to Joy is from Beethoven's Symphony no. 9, movement 4. The words are from a poem by the German poet Schiller titled "An die Freude," meaning "To Joy."

  • amazing!

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