text: A didgeridoo maker demonstrated the power of music when he played a  tune and caused a herd of cows to stand to attention. Italian musician Andrea Furlan was captured on camera by filmmaker friend Irina Niculescu standing in front of a river in Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes. He holds a ‘butterfly landscape’ designed instrument to his mouth and plays a tune, while an unsuspecting herd of cows graze in the background. The professional didgeridoo maker plays a tune while unsuspecting cows graze in the background . Suddenly a cow steps out from behind the herd and with its ears lifted begins walking towards the river, which separates it from Andrea. Other cows lift their head from the ground and look in the direction of the sound, while another on the left also begins walking towards the river. Before long the centre of the herd have noticed and like moths to the flame are compelled to walk over to Andrea. As the first cow reaches a tree, the whole herd begin picking up speed and collectively run to the source of the sound. A cow takes note, steps out from behind the herd and begins walking towards the source of the sound . The Italian musician  was filmed  standing in front of a river in Stratford holding a ‘butterfly landscape’ designed didgeridoo . The herd then stand and enjoy the music for some time while Andrea serenades them with his hand-made instrument. The video concludes with an artistic shot of the cows’ reflection as the transfixed herd remain rooted to the spot, as if hypnotised by the sound of the didgeridoo. Andrea told MailOnline: 'When I first started playing, they [the cows] didn't immediately run towards me, but stopped everything they were doing and went into a sort of trance-like state. 'When I continued playing, they ran towards me and all stood in a crowd across the river bank. The herd stand and enjoy the music for some time while Andrea serenades them with his didgeridoo . The cows appear to be transfixed as they stand rooted to the spot, as if hypnotised by the music . 'Even after I had stopped playing, they stayed there as if they were waiting for the next performance. 'I honestly don’t know why the cows reacted to the music in such a way, but it is safe to say that it was an amazing and humbling experience.' Andrea  handcrafts his instruments from selected fabrics that originate from countries including Africa, India and South America. The talented musician also provides dedicated workshops in which he teaches his specialist techniques and advertises his unique designs on his Facebook page and website.
target: Italian musician Andrea Furlan was filmed playing in Milton Keynes .
  He holds a hand-made ‘butterfly landscape’  designed didgeridoo .
  As he plays a tune  some of the cows lift their heads and take note .
  Suddenly the whole herd are compelled to run towards the sound .
  They stand rooted to the spot for the duration of the composition .
  Andrea described moment as 'an amazing and humbling experience'