Getting into the Christmas spirit can be a challenge for some people, but we have something that will make anyone smile. Julien Cohen is a celebrated French pianist and teacher who loves to make people smile. And he’s the king of the flash mob. For Christmas, he put together one of the most touching flash mobs we’ve ever seen.
As a young girl walks along a path toward a piano in Paris, windows high above open, and carolers begin to sing. The crowd looks on in wonder as musicians begin to play their instruments. “Our biggest flashmob ever.. Together with @violin_phonix we gathered 100 musicians to perform a new orchestral version of Carol of the Bells for the inauguration of the Christmas Lights of the @comitefaubourgsainthonore in the heart of Paris,” he wrote on Instagram.
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Julien Cohen (@itsjuliencohen) The Christmas Flash Mob Moved Many Seeing the innocence and the beautiful music in the Christmas flash mob touched the hearts of many in the Instagram comment section. People thanked Julian for sharing his talents with the world. “I love the boy with the electronic guitar, and this girl is so sweet, incredible performance!” Someone wrote. “I got goosebumps,” another person declared.
“Could cry over this energy,” a follower agreed. “The French know how to put on a show!” A fan applauded. The video made a huge impression on one person, who left a beautiful comment. “I thought my heart was pretty frozen this Christmas season.
I wasn’t feeling much joy. And then my mom sent me this and now I’m sobbing and my dog is looking at me wondering why I’m having a meltdown. Thank you for sharing something so beautiful. The music, the magic of the little girl turning on the lights, the singing, the other little girl on her electric guitar!
It’s beyond wonderful. Thank you thank you,” they wrote. We didn’t know we needed the Christmas flash mob, but it definitely hit the spot. This story’s featured image can be found here.
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