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Topic: amazing child prodigy - composer, classical/jazz pianist,violinist  (Read 2688 times)

Offline hodi

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https://www.arielpiano.com/
just hear... he is just 9 year old
wow... since jay greenberg lately i haven't seen such a prodigy
now it makes me think, should i retire?! :(

Offline infectedmushroom

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https://www.arielpiano.com/
just hear... he is just 9 year old
wow... since jay greenberg lately i haven't seen such a prodigy
now it makes me think, should i retire?! :(


Yeah, he is member on this board too btw.


And I don't understand people who want to quit playing the Piano if they see a child prodigy, like Ariel. Do you think your possible carreer as Concert Pianist is ruined, cause of a young child who can play the Piano very well at an age like that!?

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Yeah, he is member on this board too btw.


And I don't understand people who want to quit playing the Piano if they see a child prodigy, like Ariel. Do you think your possible carreer as Concert Pianist is ruined, cause of a young child who can play the Piano very well at an age like that!?

i didn't mean seriously... and i'm no way going to be a concert pianist, iplay for fun.

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i didn't mean seriously... and i'm no way going to be a concert pianist, iplay for fun.

Sorry, I was taking things too seriously I guess. :)
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