EntertainmentSaturday, 12 September · 12:30

The World's Largest Choir Sang in a Language None of Them Spoke

Forty thousand people gathered in a stadium to sing a single song in a language almost none of them spoke, learned phonetically over six weeks through a phone app. Organisers say the aim was to see whether shared effort mattered more than shared understanding. Most participants described it as the most emotional evening of their lives.

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The World's Largest Choir Sang in a Language None of Them Spoke
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    What is the one song that always makes you cry, and do you know why?

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    Have you ever been part of a crowd doing something together that gave you goosebumps?

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    What song would you pick for forty thousand strangers to sing at once?

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