Coronavirus DISCO fever: Italians put on a musical laser light show from their balconies to keep their spirits up amid coronavirus quarantine

• Locals in Rome leaned out of their windows to shine the lights onto apartments 
• Others can be heard singing, in voices which echo around residential complex 
• The communal disco to lift spirits took place in Rome on Sunday evening  
• Italy has now been on a nationwide lockdown for over a week, since March 9  
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Quarantined residents in an apartment block in Italy put on a musical laser light show to lift their spirits amid the coronavirus crisis. 

Locals in Rome leaned out of their windows to shine the colourful lights onto the apartments of their neighbours as part of a communal disco on Sunday evening, on the sixth night of lockdown. 

Others can be heard singing, in voices that echo around the residential complex.  

Quarantined residents in an apartment block in Italy put on a musical laser light show to lift their spirits amid the coronavirus crisis

Locals in Rome leaned out of their windows to shine the lights onto the apartments of their neighbours as part of a communal disco on Sunday evening, on the sixth night of lockdown

Others can be heard singing, in voices that echo around the residential complex

Italians have been confined to their apartments for just over a week, after Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced the nationwide lockdown on March 9.   

The country has been the worst affected in Europe by the Covid-19 coronavirus with at least 27,980 confirmed cases and 2,158 deaths. 

The local who filmed the video said: ‘This was the sixth day of staying at home. We did a flash mob in the courtyard with songs and lights.’

It comes after quarantined Italians took to their balconies last week to sing the national anthem.

The flash mob launched throughout Italy aimed to bring people together and try to cope with the emergency of coronavirus as the country remains on nationwide lockdown.

In Milan the singing was joined by Opera singer Laura Baldassari, who leaned out of her window in heartwarming scenes. 

Opera singer Laura Baldassari leans out of her window in Milan to sing during a flash mob launched throughout Italy to bring people together and try to cope with the emergency of coronavirus on Friday evening 

A Rome resident uses pot lids as make-shift cymbals as she takes part in a music flash mob from her balcony

Musicians Federico Sirianni and Federica Magliano play from their balconies to keep up the moral during a nationwide lockdown

Others confined to their homes even took their musical instruments out with them to the balconies, determined to lift the mood amid the somber situation.

Guitars, recorders and harps were among the instruments taken onto balconies on Friday. One quick-thinking resident even grabbed pot lids to use as make-shift cymbals.

On Thursday evening, the lyrics ‘We will never give up!’ rang out on the streets of Casoria in the sourthern city of Naples as locals confined to their homes sang the defiant chorus of a soccer anthem. 

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