Singing 'Ode to Joy'

Singing 'Ode to Joy'

SENDAI, Japan - People in Sendai, northeastern Japan, sing Beethoven's ''Ode to Joy'' with people in Osaka, western Japan, shown on a screen, on Dec. 4, 2011, in an event using a video link to connect the two cities.

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