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Instead of food, they used music. The experimental question was this: can outstanding art shine through a filter of mundane and dingy expectation?
Journalist Gene Weingarten asked Joshua Bell, generally considered one of the best violinists in the world, to pose as a street performer and play some of the finest music ever composed* (#litres_trial_promo) at a Metro station in Washington, D.C., during the morning rush hour. Would people notice that this guy was better than most buskers? Would they stop to listen? Would they throw a dollar or two his way? Would you?
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