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Tuesday, July 10, 2012

 Most National Anthems performed: Alan St. Louis sets world record (VIDEO)

 
Nashua, NH, USA -- Alan St. Louis, of Nashua, has sang the National Anthem 217 times in one year
, setting the world record for the most National Anthems performed in 365 days, according to the World Record Academy: www.worldrecordacademy.com/.
most National Anthems performed in 365 days world record set by Alan St. Louis
  Photo: Alan St. Louis from Nashua, New Hampshire sang the National Anthem at various events 217 times in the past year. (enlarge photo)

  For his record setting efforts, the mayor declared a proclamation for St. Louis and his efforts.

  The Guinness world record for the most people singing national/regional anthem simultaneously is 15,243 and was achieved by Lokmat Media Ltd (India) at the Divisional Sports Ground, in Aurangabad, India.

  Guinness World Records also recognized the world record for the First playing of National Anthems at an Olympic medal ceremony, set at the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, USA.

  From a venue of 5 to venues of 12,000, there was no prior record in the book of world records for most National Anthems performed in 365 days, so Alan has set the record.

  The city recognized his achievement at a minor league baseball game and presented him with a plaque.
  
  St. Louis says that one of his friends joked that he would set a world record if he kept it up. So he contacted the Guinness World Records, and it turns out his friend was right.

   St. Louis says his next goal is to sing the National Anthem at Boston's Fenway Park.

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    Longest trumpet fanfare line: British soldiers set world record (Video)

   Longest Guitar Solo: David DiDonato sets world record (Video)

    Longest drumming marathon: Steve Gaul (HD Video)

   Longest church organ marathon: Jacqueline Sadler

   Deepest a cappella performance: Sudbury choir

   Fastest Violin Player: Rock Violinist Ben Lee

   Largest Guitar Ensemble: Jimi Hendrix Festival sets world record (PICS & Videos)

  
Largest violin ensemble: Taiwan students sets world record (Video)

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  Slowest Techno Track - Scaramanga Silk

  Fastest guitarist - Randall Padilla

  Largest String Ensemble - String Jam '10

  Longest Concert by a Solo Artist - Alex Carlin

   Longest piano concert - Romuald Koperski

   Longest Pop Song - Apparente Libertà by Giancarlo Ferrari

  Longest concert by children artists - Stars Club

   Youngest String Orchestra to Play at Carnegie Hall - South Pasadena Children's Orchestra

  
Tuesday, July 10, 2012 10:09 AM


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