Historic NYC Church Hosts Massive One-Day Choir, Emotional Performance Goes Viral

Judson Memorial Church Hosts One-Day Choir, Singing "Somebody That I Used to Know" New York City's Judson Memorial Church, a historic landmark known for its role in social activism and arts, recently hosted a unique event: a one-day choir performance of Gotye's emotionally resonant song, "Somebody That I Used to Know." The event drew nearly 300 participants, creating a powerful and moving experience. "This space has such an epic history," said Gaia Music Collective, the group that organized the event. "It's incredible to make music in these historied halls." The church's murals, depicting iconic activists and artists, served as a backdrop for the performance, adding a layer of historical significance. The choir's inclusive nature was a key highlight. "One-day choirs are open to anyone! No auditions or need to 'get it right.' Just a bunch of open-hearted humans singing in harmony," added Gaia Music Collective. The focus on connection over technical perfection created a unique and powerful atmosphere. The event's success underscores the power of music to bring people together, particularly in a space with such a rich history of social engagement. The performance was a testament to the enduring appeal of Gotye's song and the unifying power of community.

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