65,000 people in Hyde Park casually create one of the great Bohemian Rhapsody performances

Posted on July 9, 2017 by David Walker

Just had to put this up here, because it’s wonderful:

These people were waiting for a Green Day concert when Bohemian Rhapsody started playing over the speakers …

About David Walker

David Walker runs editorial consultancy Shorewalker DMS (shorewalker.net), editing and advising business and government on reports and other editorial content. Newsletter: https://shorewalker.net/subscribe . Among other roles, David has edited the award-winning Acuity and INTHEBLACK magazines, been chief operating officer of online publisher WorkDay Media, held senior policy and communications roles at the Committee for Economic Development of Australia and the Business Council of Australia and run the website for online finance start-up eChoice. He is a former economics writer for The Age and News Ltd. He has qualifications in law and corporate finance.
This entry was posted in Music, WOW! - Amazing. Bookmark the permalink.
Subscribe
Notify of
guest

2 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Nicholas Gruen
Admin
Nicholas Gruen
6 years ago

Fabulous

British crowds can sing a lot better than Australian ones – who don’t generally sing. British crowds at the football sing all the time.

0
Reply
ozquoll
ozquoll
6 years ago

They certainly do! I was once stuck on a Melbourne tram in a traffic jam; most of the people on board were British soccer fans. They started singing songs (“You all live in a convict colony, a convict colony”, etc etc). They sounded great, and I don’t think they repeated a tune in the half hour or so we were stationary.

0
Reply