A Very Canadian Jewish Tribute to Prince (With 2,000 Choristers)

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By Forward Staff May 10, 2016

Canadian TV personalities Nobu and Mio Adilman decided to do something a little different with their most-recent Choir! Choir! Choir! performance.

As Toronto Life reports the Adilmans took the stage at Toronto’s Massey Hall, and led a 2,000 person tribute to Prince in the form of the song “When Doves Cry.” The Adilmans have also recently honored the art of David Bowie with another communal sing-along. You can check out the Prince performance here:

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