Try taking your eyes off this incredible hand choreography!

Rome hip-hop crew Urban Theory have appeared on Italia's Got Talent for their finger-tutting exploits. Finger-tutting is a type of street dance and involves intricate movements of the fingers.

In this clip, filmed in October 7, the group finger-tutt their way through one of Mozart's best-known tunes, "Piano Sonata No. 11," also known as "Turkish March."

Wearing black and white gloves, the troupe's hand gestures are so perfectly timed it's almost like watching the keys of a piano move in time with the music.

Davide Sala is a 26 year old dancer from Italy, and is part of "Urban Theory", a Hip Hop and Tutting Crew.

This video was filmed on October 7th, 2020, and features this incredible choreography done entirely with the dancers' hands!

The dance crew Urban Theory is finger-tutting, which is a type of street dance. The way their black and white gloved hands dance back and forth to one of the composer's classical sonatas, it almost feels like Urban Theory has animated the keys of a piano to match the music