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November 24, 2006

Season of Thanks and Complaints

Linked to from Seth Godin's marketing blog is this video from a Finnish husband-wife artist team, Oliver Kochta Kalleinen and Tellervo Kalleinen.

The couple invited people in various international cities to submit their complaints, which were then set to churchly choir music under the direction of a local choral director. So far there have been complaints choirs in Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Helsinki, and Birmingham, England — with videos for the latter two available online.

Maybe a little less complaining this holiday season? At least it's good to know that it can all become funny if put to music and sung with gusto!

09:05 AM |

Comments

Ryan

I'm commenting first. It was awesome. I've started noticing more couples and husband/wife /partner combos creating art or collaborations. I think it's a great coexistence.

Posted by: Ryan | November 30, 2006 at 11:42 PM

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