Nicely said.

Indeed! I was about to post something to this effect then I read your comment and so now i'm just backing up what you said! ;)

Kinda sad that we need to compliment people for doing so. Unless a plane departure in less than 15 min, i can come up with few reasons anyone has to stop for a minute or two.

Classy lady in white !

@@Masta-Blastago and say it Dear

Yeah she’s a sharp one for sure!!!

So true. I once saw an installment of David Letterman when Paul gave up his keyboards to a concert pianist in the audience visiting NewYork, She played Brahms I think, Amazing. Dave asked Paul if he could play that, he said he might be able to fake a few bars, but that She is the REAL DEAL! A life time of training and education and Natural Talent. She really was amazing. 😎

Only problem is. She's liberal

I love when musicians cant help but dance when they're not playing

People pay 50quid to go see the garbage Hollywood is putting out... opera requires insane talent by every person involved. They dont recognize talent because they dont recognize art. If you worked your entire life at it, and could not create it, its art. I could dedicate my life to singing, and I will never come close to Pavarotti, I could dedicate my life to writing music, and could never make something close to any piece by Mozart, I could practice my entire life, and not be able to play the piano as well as either of them. This is art, this is what enriches us, challenges us, revives us, its beautiful. Current popular movies and music do not meet this standard. Its copy, paste, sell. And until the pendulum swings and the larger audience desires talent, we are stuck with a dead spot in art history, I would argue going back to 2005

Think about it. This is a window into how people are chasing happiness. They make big life plans that aim to increase their happiness. But instead get stressed and sick chasing these goals while the nuggets of happiness besides the paths are being ignored by them.

Most people are having to go somewhere where as the lovely young lady in white ....they might not be able to stop with so much happening in life n can only in joy it when there a time slot for it

People walking mindlessly in malls arent paying for piano concert tickets mate

@@smartguy9765 🤣🤣

Like a true artist she danced and appreciated his playing.

Anyone that loves or plays music feels it in their core. it speaks to them. Everyone's music likes is different. What you like may not do it for me.

YES...she wasn't "offended" by his boogie woogie, she enjoyed it.

@@muskokamike127 I loved seeing the two different world meet like that.

My mother did both! I so miss her talent/hard work. I unfortunately had brain damage in infancy and could not do this. I have fine motor and gross motor deficits. However, I can and do appreciate others who enrich my life with music.

@@ralfybaby always sir , age is just a number , even if you can enjoy and follow your Passion for one day , do it , it's worth it ..

Some things are best left alone 🤭🙀

Изучайте с преподавателем Вадим) за пару лет реально до старших классов музыкалки дойти и понимать принципы импровизации, лады, тональности , аккорды , ступени и т.д)

@@lexaLexa-oo6rw , Вы, на русском написали?

@@vadimdavidov6216 а вы на каком?)

After paying her the ultimate compliment of “You’re obviously technically proficient. “ 🤣

Why wouldn't he step aside he has nothing to prove.

@@TIMBERFRAMER9 😁

Brendan knows how to respect great musicians. SHE IS TOP NOTCH.

It was enjoyable to hear the classical pianist without interjection.

I wouldn't say flawlessly, she became way too fast and got caught up with the flow on the trickest part... Yet, Fantaisie Impromptue is incredibly difficult to master and still has done a pretty good job nevertheless.

@@Sylheaveain she skipped half the piece lol

@Hello Jimmy how are you doing

What a gift you all have

Fantaisie Impromptue proved that she isn't joking..

"casually bangs out"? she played it so sloppy, could barely play the arpeggios and made countless mistakes

@@andrewhales521 - you always get one - unfortunately for us; you're it.

@@andrewhales521 give her a break, she probably hasn't played for many many years, she's a little rusty, so what

@Hello Dave how are you doing

@@lydiacapps709 yeah good thanks

People don't recognize talent when its near them or they need to get the wax out of their ears!!!!! AWESOME TALENT AND THIS IS GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL💞💞💞💞ESPECIALLY THE WAY THIS WORLD IS RIGHT NOW😔😔

Most people are clueless when it comes to music.

You know where this is right? St pancras, people have got trains to catch...

@@yb3240 Booking your schedule a bit tight if you can't stop for 10 seconds for something like that......

That observation of the general public is perplexing and depressing…

Classical music, so boring.

@@StooFras-TheFiresofHell. You're boring, lol

I mean classical music is practically metal music.

@@richardbutkis so true.

@@richardbutkis they say it’s called Metal, because it’s the only thing harder than Rock… Classical is just as hard, anyone who’s tried to play or write it knows that 🤣

I dont think you understand the definition of virtuoso if you think that constitutes virtuosic

thiss é Chopin Mall had specials

I did!

@@reshy6313 Wow so it was you 😱

@@getmikeeboy yes!

@@reshy6313 That’s awesome 🤩🤩🤩

What song!

@@ComproDesigns fantasie impromptu Op. 66.

what was the name of that last piece she played? i love it but dont know what its called

@@musicplaylists59 Ιmpromptu

thank you! :)

Właśnie w Polsce mamy konkurs Chopenowski ..... polecam

Some one from heaven to make this world joyful and heavenly. Great people r always humble.

When tears are rolling down your face while listening to music is a sign that the music is touching your soul deep inside.

She's actually a university professor - and a lovely lady too!

It's not his piano. And it would have been nice if he could have stopped chatting and enjoyed her playing.

M

I started bing watching last week & thurely enjoying it. Also foot stopping & finger snapping! Blessing's from Galveston Texas here🌻🙏✌

Спасибо большое

Extraordinaire and who is the young boy also piano playing the sonatas of Beethoven ?

@Nona knight:That's awesome ! It takes a lot of discipline to play one instrument,let alone two!!!

@@zevarchase202 but I was not to their standard, but my father was a violinist & he was.

Pretty cool, huh! 👍

Yeah, you can hear him say “I’ll just make it up”.

Thank you, I was!

Who's Brandon?

Всё как обычно...😁