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Gas Station Serenade: Viola Music Fills Up Cars
1 May
Summary
- Quincy Gas owner brings classical viola music to customers.
- Violists play for two hours weekly, offering a unique experience.
- Music aims to uplift spirits amid soaring gas prices.
At Quincy Gas in Quincy, Massachusetts, customers are now treated to more than just fuel; they experience live classical music. Owner Harvey Kertzman, inspired by his love for the viola, has introduced trained violists to play for patrons. Four violists rotate weekly, performing for two-hour sets.
This unique cultural offering comes at a time when gasoline prices have significantly increased, impacting customer traffic. Kertzman hopes the music brings joy and a pleasant diversion to those stopping for gas. One of the featured violists, Caroline Leguia, finds the gas station a surprisingly fitting venue due to its acoustics, enjoying the personal connection with listeners.
