Thanks; merry Christmas.

Yes, it is a rare delight, and I am glad to be able to share it with all music lovers.

Welcome to my world of a.b. & e., which means art, beauty and elegance.

Yes, seeing him backstage reveals to us many qualities of the true artist which we cannot see in a formal performance in which we can only look at him frontstage at a distance.

Nice to welcome you to the world of classical music at such tender age. In my school boy days I had a similar experience. Everybody was listenting to the hit songs and getting crazy over the chart busters. I was the lonely boy left alone at the classroom corner, listening (over a cheap, tiny transistor radio, no TV in those days) to Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn. Beethoven, etc.

@@ChinaPrideStudio During my childhood days, i listened to cassette and CDs of classical music. No youtube in those days. Thanks for uploading this video. I have been watching and rewatching for the past few years.

@@swanlake2803 Nice to hear from you again, and glad to hear that you are finding out more about the beauty of classical music. The world is a more beautiful place, and life is more meaningful, thanks to the rich heritage of classical music we have accumulated through the evolution of human civilization; best wishes. Thomas.

in a way backstage work is sometimes more rewarding than formal concert performance, especially when you have the privilege to walk up to the artists and film them upfront in action

I feel a healthy envy for this privilege

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Thanks; he is really cute.

Dear Hiroko, Agree. He already does, but Lang Lang is in fact more than a conductor; he is pianist + conductor + reincarnation of the original composer all in one. You can see this in his eyes, open or semi-open, his fingers on the keyboard and off the keyboard, and his body gestures. Of course he sometimes overrides the conductor in controlling the orchestra over more critical passages of the music piece he is going deep into. Critics who fail to really understand him or fail to really understand the music piece he is performing may say he is being egoistic and rude. Lang Lang is not oblivious to these diversions, but he does not care, because he knows at his heart that he is not doing all these by calculation to portray an elevated platform of his image. He does not need this; he is already there. It takes an artist to appreciate an artist. Lang Lang's air, finger dances, body gestures etc. in this film were all spontaneous flows of his passion on the music which he is very deep into. You know this if you look at him up close and personal, and film him live on the act. Sincerely, Tom.

謝謝。

Very well written. I cant understand Italiano, i use translator to read your opinion. I usually don't read foreign language comment, but today out of the blue, I read yours. :)

there was a time when lang lang was learning Fur Elisa

Me gusta Lang Lang Muy buen estilo Solo le falta para mi , soltar más las las teclas de los agudos en los finales del teclado para que vivren mas tiempo

JY Choi muscle memory

He is he music!!!

Good to share your enthusiasm in Bosendorfer. I have a Johann Strauss 2.25 metre at home, though I am not a pianist.

@@ChinaPrideStudio nothing but the best for our Maestro! Though, it’s usually a Steinway!

Gracias.

Dear Joe, the interesting thing about backstage filming is the action in the video footage as you walk through the orchestra in real time; sound balance of different instruments of course take their turns to be come proportionally louder as they get past the camera.

Thanks.

Agree, if done as calculated acts. But often, people are not aware of implications of their gestures when they are not focussing on their own postures, but mentally wandering over other things of interest or non-interest in their environment, as some people may do momentarily from time to time. Thomas.

are u mad dear Russian😆😆 greetings from Finland🇫🇮