Goosebumps Alert ! All The Love In The World

The Corrs + BBC Symphony Orchestra

All The Love In The World

The Corrs performing **"All The Love In The World"** live in 2001 with the BBC Symphony Orchestra is one of those rare performances that seems to stop time.

We need more LOVE & KINDNESS

The song was already beautiful, but with the sweep and power of a full symphony orchestra behind them, it becomes something else entirely. From the first notes there is a sense that you are watching a very special moment unfold.

Andrea Corr's voice is simply breathtaking - delicate and intimate one moment, soaring above the orchestra the next. Then the strings rise, the music builds, and that unmistakable Corrs sound fills the room.

And somehow, despite the size of the orchestra, nothing is lost. The violin, the harmonies, the emotion and the wonderful simplicity of the song are all still there - only bigger, richer and more powerful.

By the time the orchestra reaches its full force, **"All The Love In The World"** feels less like a pop song and more like a piece of music that was always meant to be performed this way.

More than two decades later, it has lost none of its magic.

Turn it up, give it your full attention and enjoy one of those wonderful live performances that can still send a shiver down your spine.

**The Corrs. The BBC Symphony Orchestra. "All The Love In The World."**

Absolutely magnificent.