What is classically trained, exhilarating to behold and suspended 25 meters from the ground in Sydney at the Queen Victoria Building's iconic stained glass dome?

The remarkable musical stylings of Shenzo Gregoria.

Gregoria plays his electric violin from June 16 - June 18 while suspended from the roof of Sydney's Queen Victoria Building (QVB) as part of his latest public performance. The QVB was designed by George McRae and completed in 1898, replacing the original Sydney markets on the site. It is now one of Sydney's premier shopping centers.

This weekend, Gregoria performs various pieces of contemporary and classical music for onlookers while spinning and tumbling through the air as he hangs from a steel chain many stories above the ground.

Here's a look at his June 16 performance:

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Violinist Shenzo Gregoria plays an electric violin while suspended from the roof of Sydney's Queen Victoria Building as part of his public performance June 16, 2011. REUTERS
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Gregoria performs various pieces of contemporary and classical music for onlookers while spinning and tumbling through the air as he hangs from a steel chain many stories above the ground. REUTERS
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Gregoria wows the crowd at Sydney's QVB. REUTERS
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Gregoria performs two shows daily from June 16-June18. REUTERS
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Gregoria is suspended 25 meters from the ground in QVB's iconic stained glass dome. REUTERS