Chopin Scherzo No.1, Op. 20

[AnaMacarena12]

You are gifted!!! Keep playing in this such wonderful way!!!!

[SuperMegaVlog]

oh my god...

[amrpiano1]

Bravo with respect to his age..Bravo bravo

[seremerow]

這曲子有很多高難度的十度~

要彈奏出輕盈的scherzo實在不容易(輕重得宜，合乎比例)­。

你很有天份，希望不要輕易沉醉在炫技裡面才好。

多彈些音樂性豐富的曲子對你助益良多(中段不夠流暢)

[utubuser10]

is that the great del rosario i hear in the background? how i miss him and his weekly class meetings where hearing playing like this was the norm.: rachel kudo, brenda huang, conrad tao, inna faliks, marta aznavoorian,brenda lee, andrea schneider -- all passed through the master's hands. what a nurturing environment he cultivated. my daughter was fortunate enough to study with emilio.

[davonthelake]

The kid has more talend in his left pinky than I have. What matters is did I enjoy his playing of this piece. Ok here it is. Yes I enjoyed it alot. Thanks Andrew.

[peppersprayinthebutt]

SO ASIAN

[fastfuriousfingers]

this makes me want to cry

[framaulo]

A bit noisy the central section, you have to feel the magic in that notes, and to stress the contrast between epic poetry and lyric poetry.

[framaulo]

However, 5 stars!

[Ichimaru91]

YOU ARE SO AWESOME, this is a really hard piece... And you're only 12. How long have you been playing ...?

[Grigor99]

This kid has a lot of talent, but needs to relax shoulders and work on achieving a wider dynamic range and color. Nice job here.

[PianoVlog]

another sterile interpretation of a well trained and patient young asian.... invent some new, please

[golfygolfy]

true it is a bit sterile but he's only 12

give it time before judging

[pablopiano]

Just amazing, I simply can't understand...

[tanboem]

You're fantastic!

[pianosfun]

I could feel it! BRAVO

*****

[Atashbani]

Energizer, or duracell

[Alice02Rabbit]

I like this boy's expression.

So Very good!

[wawain]

this kid is a real artist.

[deviouslife]

Artist? no. Performer/Pianist? yes.

[Knotman90]

nooooooooooo...... first two chord

[beg005]

this boy playes like adult and he dosent have

CHildren sound i could easily thinkhe is 2 years old

[elevenwhy]

I have NO clue what you are trying to say.

[beg005]

this boy playes like adult and he dosent have

CHildren sound i could easily thinkhe is 2 years old

[AngelinaTaylor]

For 12, excellent! I would love to hear him in 5 or 6 years.

[PianoRon]

This kid is definitely a prodigy, but where is his place among other prodigies? I do not really think that high. There are other prodigies who play with soul.

[MayadaJeffery]

nice. :)

[pigolet2178]

incredible talent for such young age

[kitche254]

It's prety good for like your age but I think its not really like touching...you know. And pedalling. Watch out.

[princo85]

You are the best of the best. it's my pleasure to here you

[txcobra96]

Exceptional.. his timing is spot on.. makes it sound beautiful.. like it should be played.

[derstiner]

dude, this piece is way above u

[pianochick1]

Absolutely amazing!!!! My jaw drops on the floor!!! It's amazing how well he plays for a 12 yr old.

[pixelsage]

Despite the rather immature comments posted earlier (especially posted by the rather jealous-toned wjdghks3), this guy has amazing talent. Obviously not up to professional standards, but it is very clear that he will have no trouble getting to that stage. Great job Andrew!

[VirtuosoVader]

Amazing talent. I am many times older than him and wish I could play half as well. Keep it up Andrew, you are awesome.

[MY3blKAk207]

how long a day did he practice to learn thissong?

im trying to get a perspective so i can try at this song

[PianoRon]

Come on!!! Just for the first two three bars, you can tell the difference between Yundi Li's and Andrew's.

Yundi's is very mature and sounds very professional. Andrew's is rushing.....

[Dihelson]

Very nice for a 12 year old kid! Now, my advice to the kid: Enjoy your talent and create something! don´t limit your talent to repeat someone else music. Do like Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, Debussy, Stravinsky... create something original ! A Jazz school may help you develop creativity.

[NimaAbbasi]

Whatever, I like it more than Yundi Li's still. Don't get me wrong, I love Yundi Li, I just don't like his Chopin. His playing of this scherzo just sounds kind of rushed to me. I prefer Andrew's.

[youeatnoodles]

Most of the works Yundi plays is Chopin. After that you have liszt, rachmaninoff and whatever else.

[Chopinesque]

What a mature sound for a 12 year old. Andrew, you are phenomenal! Do you want to be one of the greatest pianists? If so, just keep playing.

[marsupilami04]

When you grow up your name will be writen in history pages as the best pianist of 21th century! Bravo Andrew when i hear you i regret for the moment i stopped piano lessons! Really... How much time do you need to learn (let's say this piece)?

[wjdghks3]

Overreact much? He doesn't even have the talent to even be a pianist much less "the best pianist of the 21st century."

[Chopinm4n]

You have amazing techniqueeee aaah.. but yeah i agree that you must add more life and interpretation into the peice.

[koraycanbay]

yuhh a.q

[NimaAbbasi]

Wow, this is the best recording of this piece I have heard on Youtube! I like it better than Yundi Li's and he is a professional!

Great job man, keep practising on your piano, you have the potential to become a great pianist.

[wjdghks3]

Get the fuk outta here. You need to have your ears checked. Or you were wasted when you listened to this. "Better than Yundi Li's" what a joke.

[derstiner]

i agree with u man, this kid is terrible, and to compare it with Yundi is a joke

[Likeafoxow]

i disagree with tidusauron12. i think he does a good job of adding "life" into the piece. just watch how he plays it. his head bobbles and his hands lift off the keyboard so violently. i thought this was very good for a kid his age. great job man. keep it up.

[Tidusauron12]

OK. Nice; the only thing I had a problem with was your characterization; I didn't get any feel of direction; and that's what makes you... *special* (in a good way) when you play. This piece isn't really that hard, and you seem to have a good grip on it; so start adding more life to it.

[Speun]

Andrew, You already have a brilliant technique for your age. However, do you know what you want to express in this piece? How would you characterise it?

Do you know that the middle part is a Polish Folksong, and how do you interprete that? Best wishes.

[rabbit787]

this is a great performance! are you studying any concertos right now?

[GreenBay300]

Andrew's studying Beethoven concerto no. 3. Thanks!

[GreenBay300]

In ILL., U.S.

[mylihhuey]

Where is the MIC recital hall located? In which country?