Venezuelan Musicians Pursue World’s Largest Orchestra Record.

Venezuelan Musicians Pursue World’s Largest Orchestra Record.
“So many people around you,” she added.
“It’s an incredible feeling to be part of something historic.
We hope to break the record.”

The Guinness World Records will determine within 10 days whether a record was set.
More than 250 supervisors were each assigned a group of musicians to observe during the record attempt.
For the musicians to set a record, more than 8,097 had to be tallied playing at the same time during a five-minute period of Tchaikovsky’s “Slavonic March.”
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The Venezuelan arm of the accounting firm KPMG will audit the results.
Managing partner Ramon Ostos said the existing record belongs to a Russian group that played that country’s national anthem.
The musicians, ranging in age between 12 and 77 and wearing black pants, white shirts and pandemic-mandated face masks, attempted the record during a patriotic, one-hour concert.