The first edition of the Symphonic Mob© was a great success, with an audience of 1,500! who shared in the joy of the 500 musicians and choristers, amateurs and professionals, all playing together in unison the greatest hits of the classical repertoire under the direction of Alain Altinoglu! An unforgettable experience! The Festival is delighted to be staging the Colmar Symphonic Mob© again, with an ever-growing number of participants! This year, Alain Altinoglu will be accompanied by professional musicians from his Orchestre de la Monnaie, joined by amateur musicians and singers who have signed up. Alain Altinoglu has already selected some of the best-known and most popular arias from the repertoire, so that everyone can experience the joy of being part of the orchestra and playing under the baton of its conductor. A unique experience for musicians and audiences alike!
Created in 2014 by the German Symphony Orchestra Berlin, Symphonic Mob© offers anyone who plays an instrument the chance to make music with the musicians of a professional orchestra. Anyone can take part, whatever their age or level - everyone's welcome! All you need is enthusiasm and an instrument: the rest will take care of itself. And to help you practise, in addition to the original scores, we have simplified scores by level for instruments of all possible pitches, as well as video tutorials.

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Georges Bizet March of the Toreadors from Carmen (2'30)
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Georges Bizet Pastorale & Farandole excerpts from L'Arlésienne (6')
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Edward Elgar, first march from "Pomp and Circumstance" (6')
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Traditional Canon Dona nobis pacem
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George Frideric Handel " Alleluia " from " Messiah " (4')
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Sergei Prokofiev " Dance of the knights " extract from Romeo and Juliet (5'30)
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Giuseppe Verdi "Libiamo ne'lieti calicide" from "La Traviata" (3')
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