I couldn’t take my eyes off her:
In a YouTube video from 2018, Eleonora Arkadyevna Breslav asks a street performer if she may play their piano. She then continued to play Franz Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 and captivated people who passed by.

You would have been a happy observer if you had been a participant in anything that happened on a bustling Russian street. As she sat behind the piano, an elderly lady strolled by with her friends astounded onlookers on the street. She played a perfect piano concert on the spot, which surprised everyone because they hadn’t expected it from her.

The spectators were taken aback by the gray-haired woman’s master-class performance. Even though the instrument was a worn-down piano that was slightly out of tune, she was able to get a professional tone from it.

The lady was smiling the entire time, demonstrating how much she liked playing this instrument.

The only thing that revealed the piano’s genuine state was the squeaking when the pedal was touched. That problem might have been solved with a little oiling. The keys were also slightly out of tune. Despite this, the unexpected pianist was talented enough to make a masterpiece with whatever she had at her disposal.

Despite her age, the elderly lady demonstrated that she can perform tasks requiring sharpness and speed. From the beginning to the conclusion, she played with finesse.

Nobody knew who she was, but they knew she was a world-class pianist. It was difficult to ignore her performance because she was seated on the piano chair with her little physique.

Everyone was delighted by the synchronicity of the piano and her demise. They got to hear a talented woman perform who would have otherwise gone undetected on the streets.

When the concert concluded, she stood up slowly and went away with her pals while the audience cheered and applauded her.

Her spontaneous performance was a smash, and everyone was affected by it. Despite her age and the aged condition of the piano, the performance demonstrates that genuine beauty and creativity emerge from the heart and spirit. Everything else is merely a tool for that.