The Finnish word "Rajaton" translates as boundless and that word truly sums up the talents of this a cappella group. Yes, the orchestra did accompany them on most songs but they also did several a cappella and I have to say, their talent truly is boundless.
Needless to say, there was a lot of toe-tapping, clapping, arm waving and dancing in the aisles going on at this concert.
After their performance, they signed copies of their CD's for those who purchased them and that gave me an opportunity to snap a photo of them. The group has released 17 different albums, one double platinum, three platinum and eight gold records in Finland. In 2019, they celebrated 22 years of music-making.
Oh yes, those roses made from sheets of music were on the cocktail tables in the Symphony Hall lobby.
11 comments:
Fantastic roses and it looks like a happy happening.
Sharon, you have great taste in music.
That must have been very nice to visit!
Love the musical roses 🌹 ABBA music is a little like Beatle music, it will go on forever interpreted in different ways. You certainly have been getting out and about Sharon 💙
I love thee roses! My toes are tapping here!
How fun! ABBA's popularity will never wane, it seems. :)
The roses are a neat sight to see!
Ha! Now you've given me an idea what to do with my old music. :-)
I love those paper roses! And I love good a cappella singing. I need to look for this group on iTunes.
Great outing!
How creative, musical flowers!
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