"Viva la Vida" performed by the Edmond North Orchestra

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Uploaded by on Jun 9, 2009

"Viva la Vida" by Coldplay, arranged by Kangwa Mundende; performed by the Edmond North Orchestra; Peter Markes conducting.

Can you tell whose parents are filming this? Haha...

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  • Since there are so many comments about the small sound, I wanted to let you guys know that it is my video camera's fault.

    The orchestra had over eighty people...so it was actually pretty loud in person!

  • Great job guys. just slightly too fast. Where did you get the music?

  • @nicks2048 This arrangement was by a bass player in the orchestra, Kangwa Mundende.

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  • 1:18, i thought orchestras are only for asians o.O

  • Somebody clapped too early at 3:34 xD

  • it was to fast, to soft, and the melody could be louder i mean come on people!?!?! the melody is more important!!! DUHHHHH!!!

  • too fast .

  • That 2 videos with a runaway tempo, otherwise not bad.

  • i wether play this then a beatles song i love this song

  • Thanks for all of the views guys. You give a guy a lot of confidence. There are more arrangements and originals coming in the future!

  • you need to slow down. some people need to play louder. almost sounds like only 5 people from cello, violin, and viola are playing along with no bass. otherwise, great show, great show!

  • i go to that high school!! woo

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