Awe-inspiring footage of a pianist and a violinist at a train station in England has been going viral for all the right reasons. The young musicians’ impromptu performance of Vivaldi’s “Summer” stunned a huge crowd, and proves the timeless power of classical music.
Paris-born pianist Aurélien Froissart, 27, was visiting his brother in London when he decided to go to the busy St. Pancras train station on his last day (May 23) to play piano for the public. Froissart,’s brother, who studies at London’s Royal College of Music, also called some of his musician friends, one of whom plays the violin.
