Musical ecstasy: Woman has ‘loud and full body orgasm’ during LA Philharmonic concert

Cast yourself back to the best concert you’ve ever been to. I mean, we’re talking about a really good gig here.

Now think about a particularly earth shattering orgasm.

Well, one woman attending a concert performed by the LA Philharmonic Orchestra at the Walt Disney Concert Hall made those two worlds gloriously collide.

Indeed, audience members reported that a concert attendee on Friday night (28 April) delivered her own stirring performance by making a loud, moaning sound, which, supposedly, was a full-blown orgasm.

This happened while the orchestra was performing Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5. A wonderful piece, so we here at Euronews Culture aren’t in the least bit surprised.

An audio clip purporting to capture the woman’s moment of ecstasy has gone viral:

“A woman in the audience had (a) loud and full body orgasm during the 5th’s second movement,” tweeted British composer Magnus Fiennes, the brother of actor Ralph Fiennes, who was in attendance. “Band politely carried on. Props to LAPhil (and Pytor Ilyich) for bringing it on.”

However, in a reply to Fiennes’ tweet, another attendee suggested the moan could have been something quite different. “I was there. This is not what happened. The poor woman had a breakdown of some sort,” he replied. “Speaking to Elim after the concert (we are friends since out time together at U of M) and we were all worried it was a medical emergency. Please have more respect.”

Fiennes replied: “I ran all possible scenarios, Tourette's even. Was in close proximity and had no less than 8 other friends coincidentally attending- all had reached a similar conclusion. She remained for the rest of the show, her demeanour was in evidence. My corroborated take is merely an observation. Respect maintained.”

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