Trombone Player Honors Veterans With The Last Post From Driveway on Anzac Day

Australians stood at their driveways at dawn listening to the Last Post to honour Anzac Day on April 25, as the COVID-19 Pandemic forced people to celebrate the day from their homes. One trombone player played from his driveway to honor the occasion. People were seen standing at their driveways holding candles or standing solemnly early in the morning, taking part in the ritual known as the Dawn Service. Returned Services Leagues encouraged Australians to celebrate the public holiday by making their tributes at home, especially in driveways and balconies. RSL Queensland said at least 21,000 Australians had pledged to participate in the dawn service. This video was taken from Malvern East, a suburb of Melbourne. A magpie can be heard warbling, adding a faint acoustic accent to the trombone player. Credit: Laura QuaranPiva via Storyful

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