This choreographed flash mob for "The Sound of Music" is a collaboration between VTM and LDV United, and it's intense. Frankly, "Do-Re-Mi" has never sounded better than in this guerrilla publicity stunt, where it's broadcast and sung throughout Antwerp's Central Station.
I love a good flash mob, and this one ranks among the greatest. It's a promotion for a Flemish version of "The Sound of Music," which VTM and LDV are planning to produce by the end of the year. If you have the chops, Chunnel says that they're looking for someone to play Maria...
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