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It’s the heartwarming combination that never fails to eke out a smile. Catto, meet piano...
Sir Anthony Hopkins has been playing the piano for his cat as he self-isolates amid the coronavirus pandemic, and it’s just what the whole world needs right now.
In the video, the 82-year-old actor serenades his furry companion with a slow piano improvisation, as the relaxed feline sits on his lap and enjoys the performance.
Instead of a round of applause(paws), the four-legged... See More
It’s the heartwarming combination that never fails to eke out a smile. Catto, meet piano...
Sir Anthony Hopkins has been playing the piano for his cat as he self-isolates amid the coronavirus pandemic, and it’s just what the whole world needs right now.
In the video, the 82-year-old actor serenades his furry companion with a slow piano improvisation, as the relaxed feline sits on his lap and enjoys the performance.
Instead of a round of applause(paws), the four-legged listener shows its appreciation through some lovely, heavy purring.
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A cellist can’t help but give the four-legged intruder a stroke (completely understandable), which is met by a roar of laughter from the audience. Obviously fed up with the cellists, the cat then...
#cat #orchestra #humour #concert... See More
A cellist can’t help but give the four-legged intruder a stroke (completely understandable), which is met by a roar of laughter from the audience. Obviously fed up with the cellists, the cat then...
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Forget clapping during movements or the shrill call of a mobile – now it’s cats who are disrupting classical concerts.
A live orchestral concert was disrupted in possibly the cutest way – after a stray cat wandered obliviously onto the stage.
Weaving carelessly between the musicians during a show in Istanbul, the fearless feline soon became the centre of attention.
Forget clapping during movements or the shrill call of a mobile – now it’s cats who are disrupting classical concerts.
A live orchestral concert was disrupted in possibly the cutest way – after a stray cat wandered obliviously onto the stage.
Weaving carelessly between the musicians during a show in Istanbul, the fearless feline soon became the centre of attention.
