![Evelina De Lain, 41, performed Chopin\'s Nocturnes No 2 in E flat major and No 20 in C sharp minor during a 90-minute performance up a 5,000m Himalayan mountain pass, setting the world record for the highest ever classical music concert. The pianist was joined by a team who helped to drive and carry the Challen piano to the Singela Pass in the Himalayas, India. (Photo/VCG)](http://www.ecns.cn/hd/2019/01/08/c1b383af6ee84538a9154a27c5bdd4e2.jpg)
Evelina De Lain, 41, performed Chopin's Nocturnes No 2 in E flat major and No 20 in C sharp minor during a 90-minute performance up a 5,000m Himalayan mountain pass, setting the world record for the highest ever classical music concert. The pianist was joined by a team who helped to drive and carry the Challen piano to the Singela Pass in the Himalayas, India. (Photo/VCG)
![Evelina De Lain, 41, performed Chopin\'s Nocturnes No 2 in E flat major and No 20 in C sharp minor during a 90-minute performance up a 5,000m Himalayan mountain pass, setting the world record for the highest ever classical music concert. The pianist was joined by a team who helped to drive and carry the Challen piano to the Singela Pass in the Himalayas, India. (Photo/VCG)](http://www.ecns.cn/hd/2019/01/08/cf97d656c5af40b2abb822a97e5148d1.jpg)
Evelina De Lain, 41, performed Chopin's Nocturnes No 2 in E flat major and No 20 in C sharp minor during a 90-minute performance up a 5,000m Himalayan mountain pass, setting the world record for the highest ever classical music concert. The pianist was joined by a team who helped to drive and carry the Challen piano to the Singela Pass in the Himalayas, India. (Photo/VCG)
![Evelina De Lain, 41, performed Chopin\'s Nocturnes No 2 in E flat major and No 20 in C sharp minor during a 90-minute performance up a 5,000m Himalayan mountain pass, setting the world record for the highest ever classical music concert. The pianist was joined by a team who helped to drive and carry the Challen piano to the Singela Pass in the Himalayas, India. (Photo/VCG)](http://www.ecns.cn/hd/2019/01/08/bc7e4113d1df40d3b0b073032060a987.jpg)
Evelina De Lain, 41, performed Chopin's Nocturnes No 2 in E flat major and No 20 in C sharp minor during a 90-minute performance up a 5,000m Himalayan mountain pass, setting the world record for the highest ever classical music concert. The pianist was joined by a team who helped to drive and carry the Challen piano to the Singela Pass in the Himalayas, India. (Photo/VCG)