This is the moment a herd of cows ran down a field to enjoy a free jazz performance.<br /><br />Upright bassist Kaisa Mäensivu, 33, was on her way to a gig when she came across a herd of cows happily grazing in a field. <br /><br />Kaisa was accompanied by saxophonist Max Zenger, 35, and her husband and drummer Joe Peri, 32.<br /><br />The trio had been on their way to a sound check at the Aland Sea Jazz Festival in Aland, Finland but decided to play a concert for the cattle. <br /><br />Kaisa, who lives in New York City said: "We drove by the cows and had our instruments in the car.<br /><br />"Since we were about to play on a jazz festival that day, we figured the cows should get a little jazz too!"<br /><br />The cows seemed to enjoy the sound of the group and happily approached to be serenaded, coming to the edge of their farm in Aland. <br /><br />Kaisa said: "They all started to approach us once we started playing, it was a hilarious surprise.<br /><br />"It was so funny how they reacted!"<br /><br />To Kaisa's surprise, the cows were big fans of jazz and listened for about 15 minutes, until the group had to leave.<br /><br />She said: "They stayed for about four songs, we played some originals too!"
