Musician recreates 'F1 experience' on cello to get his adrenaline fix
- By Web Desk -
- Apr 20, 2020
A Spanish cellist recreated the sounds of a Formula One car engine revving on the cello and the video of his performance is making rounds on the internet.
Daniel Acebes recreated the sounds of a V10 engine of a Renault F1 car in which Spanish racer Fernando Alonso won his maiden title.
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As the artist recreated the sounds, a small screen also shows Alonso driving his Renault R24 car on the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in the Belgium GP.
Sharing the video on Twitter Acebes wrote,” Day 31 of confinement. I already created the V10 of @alo_oficial. The worst thing is that I have studied the melody! The speed limit is a little bit high. Also losing my mind?. . One day less!”.
Día 31 de confinamiento .
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Ya me creo el V10 de @alo_oficial Lo peor es que me he estudiado la melodía! El tope de revoluciones es un fa# un poco alto 🤭¿Vosotros que tal? ¿Tambien perdiendo la cabeza?
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Un día menos!
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.@RenaultF1Team @F1 @movistar_F1 @alobatof1 @Briatore pic.twitter.com/uio3B7rwQK— El Chelista(oficial) (@Chelistaoficial) April 11, 2020
Visibly distraught, the musician shared his love for racing, music and his native racer all in a single video whilst also taking a sigh of relief that he had successfully passed another day of coronavirus triggered quarantine.