BOSTON (WHDH) - Impromptu performances by members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra popped up all across Boston on Thursday.
A team of musicians traveled around the city via duck boat to various locations to perform concerts to socially distanced audiences.
The rolling recital culminated with a stop at the Boston Public Library, where three members of the string section played.
Each performance drew a sizeable audience. But they were still able to comply with COVID-19 guidelines.
The BSO said they wanted to show appreciation for ther community partners during these challenging times.
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