We all could use a bit of a breather these days.
Acclaimed celloist Yo Yo Ma celebrated getting his second dose of COVID-19 vaccine by performing an impromptu concert Saturday at Berkshire Community College near Boston.
The world renown musician simply pulled out his cello, grabbed a chair and began performing to the delight of the health care workers and those there to get their vaccine.
He also laid out his cello case on the sidewalk the way a street musician would.
No word on whether any one dropped him a dollar bill or two.
Yo-Yo Ma brightened the days of some MA residents Saturday when he gave an impromptu performance after receiving his second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at Berkshire Community College. Take a listen to his beautiful performance! #yoyoma #berkshire
— Boston 25 News (@boston25) March 14, 2021
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