Music World Records  

Mel Sampson led a group of 44 people including 89.3 K-Rock staff and listeners in playing musical instruments in a parking lot. They set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012

64 people from Strathmore Municipal Library danced in a conga line.

Samson Y Hiss played seven different musical instruments while riding a unicycle.

Glen H. played a G major scale on the flute in 1.04 seconds.

Evan H. named 21 Maroon 5 songs in 10 seconds.

Justin solved a Rubik’s cube in 38.07 seconds while playing the drums.

Martin B. fast-forwarded 93 songs in 10 seconds in iTunes.

Ian A. performed paradiddle diddles 27 times in 10 seconds.

Trumpet Vigilante spun around 29 times in one minute while playing Rock and Roll Part 2 on a trumpet.

Brendan B. played his guitar for one minute, 54.69 seconds while jumping on a pogo stick.

Pim Zond played music on a mandolin that measures 2 inches in diameter.

Ruthless resident and Random Concept Digital co-manager DJ Blackley mixed 170 tracks in one hour. The attempt was performed live on a radio show in front of an audience in a chatroom.

Michael Kennedy performed a train music cadenza, which includes a train animation created using PaintBox, for one hour, 56.71 seconds.

Tai Star hovered a rolling paper for one minute, 49.03 seconds by playing a didgeridoo.

While hosting an episode of RecordSetter Kids, Cimorelli sang Jingle Bells while wearing Santa hats, a RecordSetter World Record. Want to challenge their record? Have parental guidance and follow all rules listed on this page.

A total of 45,553 Nevadans sang Home Means Nevada statewide at once. Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki, Gov. Brian Sandoval, and the Nevada 150 Commission led the record to demonstrate state pride and celebrate Nevada’s Sesquicentennial, the 150th anniversary of Nevada’s admission to the Union. Learn more about the feat here.