Kansas City Symphony breaks world record

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Sunday, December 9, 2018
Kansas City Symphony breaks world record
Kansas City Symphony breaks world record. Nydia Han reports during Action News at 6 a.m. on December 9, 2018.

There's a new world record, set to the tune of Christmas music!

The Kansas City, Missouri Symphony tooted their way to a new Guinness World Record.

Every year, they host the "Tuba Christmas" but they added a little flair to this year's performance.

They brought in nearly a thousand performers for the biggest tuba ensemble ever.

The reason was to break the world record for the most tuba players playing one song continuously for five minutes.

The symphony performed "Silent Night" over and over, until time was up.

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