Millions of people have been enthralled by the chance meeting of two incredibly talented musicians at a London train station.

The award-winning pianist Aurélien Froissart, who gained notoriety for his spontaneous piano performances in public spaces,

was rehearsing on a public piano when a woman approached him and made an odd request. She asked him

to perform the Summer movement of the well-known violin concerto The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi.

To everyone’s delight, Froissart responded with a few notes, demonstrating his expertise with the piece.

When the woman—later revealed to be the talented violinist Ugne Liepa Zuklyte—pulled out her instrument, an amazing spontaneous collaboration took place.

As they started to play, the audience was taken aback by their beautiful melodies and flawless synchronization.

Summer’s upbeat beat brought out the incredible skills of both performers, who, although never having collaborated before, complemented each other’s tempo and style with ease.

Relying on memory and musical sensibility, Froissart, who has been playing the piano since the age of 12,

masterfully navigated the piece’s most challenging portions. Zuklyte, a graduate of the prestigious Royal College of Music in the United Kingdom,

played the violin with passion and finesse, displaying a great deal of competence and excitement.

The performance went viral after being videotaped and posted on various social media sites. In just two days, it received an incredible 20 million views.

Viewers were astounded by the duo’s unequaled musical gifts and their ability to spontaneously create an enthralling performance. In addition to shattering the internet,

the collaboration showed the value of fortuitous meetings and the sheer delight of bringing classical music to a wider audience.