Certainly you've heard about how the people of Chicago have rallied around their Blackhawks during the team's incredible run of three Stanley Cups in six years. Well the Chicago Symphony Orchestra wasn't about to be left out of the celebration.
At a recent performance, the CSO and conductor Riccardo Muti surprised their audience with their rendition of the Blackhawks' goal song "Chelsea Dagger" by The Fratellis. Shout out to the guy holding up the Blackhawks pennant for added effect.
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Here's Muti and the CSO, more appropriately dressed, rehearsing the number before their big reveal:
The song has been heard over and over since the Blackhawks adopted it as their goal song at home games in 2009.
And if you're a Blackhawks fan, there's no sweeter sound. If you're not a Blackhawks fan, well, that's a different story...