Photo: Belgrade PhilharmonicThe musicians of the Belgrade Philharmonic, on the Ada bridge, cheered on the runners with music and became one of the attractions of today's Belgrade Marathon.
Today's Belgrade Marathon was also made special by the musicians of the Belgrade Philharmonic, who cheered on the runners with music at the place that is considered the most difficult - on the Ada Bridge.
To the music of Mozart, the philharmonic players and the runners exchanged applause with gratitude and mutual cheering.
There was a great atmosphere and an avalanche of positive energy at Most na Ada, one of the most difficult sections of the marathon route. Marathoners and half-marathoners greeted the Belgrade Philharmonic with the most creative applause, conductor's gestures and bows. With the exchange of smiles and chants of all the participants, there was a lot of philharmonic audience among the runners who threw "see you on Friday" to the musicians at the regular concerts in Kolarac.
For some, the fast movements of Mozart's "Little Night Music" sped up the passing time, and many took a break at the music station of the Belgrade Philharmonic and took selfies with the Philharmonic String Orchestra.
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