This is what happens when you play CLASSICAL MUSIC in a café 🤯🎺 Today I was playing when suddenly a guy in a costume asked me to play a Squid Game song. But no one expected that 3 TRUMPET PLAYERS would join in!! A POLICEWOMAN, a girl in a Squid Game costume, and even the BARISTA pulled out TRUMPETS 😂 It turned out they are real professionals who competed in the ARD Competition, one of the hardest classical music competitions in the world. They didn’t win a prize there, but they definitely won everyone’s hearts in that café ❤ 🎵 Song: Haydn - Trumpet Concerto in E-flat major, Hob. VIIe:1, III. Finale. Allegro (aka the Squid Game Wake Up Song) Trumpet: @Simon Thank you to the Lost Weekend Cafe for letting me play there 🎹
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