Boston Mayor Michelle Wu stepped away from City Hall Friday night for a special performance alongside world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma at Symphony Hall. The pair played a rendition of “Ave Maria,” an 1853 piece by French composer Charles Gounod,

Boston’s mayor played a duet with the world-famous cellist as part of the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Celebrity Series.

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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu performed a duet with legendary cellist Yo-Yo Ma at the Boston Symphony Hall Friday night.

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Wu and Ma played a rendition of “Ave Maria,” a 19th century composition by frenchman Charles Gounod based upon the work of German musician Johann Sebastian Bach.