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Date: June 11th, 2014.
Location: Southwark Underground station, Jubilee Line, London.

Richard Harwood playing the 1st movement of Haydn Cello Concerto in C major with the Musequality Philharmonic, led by Musequality founder David Juritz and comprising members of the London Mozart Players, the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields and other top musicians.

This was part of the 6th Musequality World Busk® (June 9-15, 2014) which went for a Guinness World Records Attempt for the Largest Busk at Multiple Venues across the world at 6pm BST on June 11th. The Haydn Concerto followed performances of Beethoven's Symphony No.8, The Blue Danube Waltz by Johann Strauss and guitarist Craig Ogden performing Vivaldi D major Concerto.

If you feel like you want to drop a coin or two in the bucket to help support Musequality's projects, Musequality have created a "virtual bucket" here: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/Busk.

Musequality is a charity that supports music education projects for underprivileged children in developing countries. The projects Musequality supports use music as a way of helping children rebuild their confidence and encouraging them to aim high in life. It really works! Although those children have had a very difficult start in life, music helps them reintegrate themselves into their community and concentrate on their future with some of them going on to study at university. You can find out more about Musequality at http://www.musequality.org.

Thanks to David Juritz and Musequality for asking Richard at the very last minute (the day before!) to play Haydn and for filming it, to Transport for London for giving so much support to Musequality across the TFL network and last, but by no means least, to The Ring, across from Southwark tube, for letting Richard take a chair from their pub!