(Thanks to Rich Gould of Razor Creative for bringing this to my attention via Twitter.)
Perpetuum Jazzile (Slovenia's only jazz choir, conducted Tomaž Kozlevčar) did a accapella rendition of TOTO's Africa, which is good. But what is really cool is that they simulated a rain storm with nothing more than clapping, snapping, and jumping. it's worth checking out.
Now, what makes this so interesting is that the video was posted May 27, 2009 and already has 3,883,901 hits and growing. It has gone viral, the group is getting invitation from all over the place. It will be interesting to see what becomes of this group.
Here is the link: Perpetuum Jazzile - Africa (Make sure you click HQ, it makes a big difference in the audio)
Here is their homepage: Perpetuum Jazzile
Perpetuum Jazzile (Slovenia's only jazz choir, conducted Tomaž Kozlevčar) did a accapella rendition of TOTO's Africa, which is good. But what is really cool is that they simulated a rain storm with nothing more than clapping, snapping, and jumping. it's worth checking out.
Now, what makes this so interesting is that the video was posted May 27, 2009 and already has 3,883,901 hits and growing. It has gone viral, the group is getting invitation from all over the place. It will be interesting to see what becomes of this group.
Here is the link: Perpetuum Jazzile - Africa (Make sure you click HQ, it makes a big difference in the audio)
Here is their homepage: Perpetuum Jazzile
No comments:
Post a Comment