PHILADELPHIA 〓 Philadelphia Orchestra’s trumpeter proposed to colleague on stage before performance

2020/02/16

On the 14th of Valentine’s Day, the Philadelphia Orchestra’s trumpeter proposed to a colleague on stage before the performance.

The proposal was by 2nd trumpet player Anthony Prisk. The opponent is the first violin Julia Li. Presk proposed on the stage with his knees broken and put a ring on Lee’s finger.

Prisk was also in charge of an announcement to the audience before the performance, “Let me hang up my mobile phone.” At the end, he added, “But right now, you might want to take them out and start recording.”

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