He waited a whole century to be the opening act — and he's only just getting started.
100-Year-Old Flute Player Asks the Band for Blues in C — Then Steals the Show
During a performance at a senior care facility, Lithuanian musician DØVYDÅS was approached by a 100-year-old resident in a Hawaiian shirt who asked for blues in the key of C — then produced a flute from his case and joined in. The pair settled on an upbeat four-note loop before the centenarian launched into jazzy riffs, drawing residents to their feet and another man to the mic. Clips of the duet went viral, with fellow musicians praising his seasoned technique.
Source: 100-Year-Old Flute Player Asks the Band for Blues in C — Then Steals the Show — Upworthy
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