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Walton High chorus students form holiday ‘flash mob'

By Jaime Sarrio
Dec 3, 2010

Members of the Walton High School chorus formed a “flash mob” Wednesday at a Borders bookstore in East Cobb. About 20 students gathered unannounced in the store to sing a holiday song while surprised shoppers looked on. The event was one of six organized by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to promote its holiday concert series. Watch a YouTube video of the mob at

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