@Balletani9 Yes. It says she has perfect pitch. Which means she can play anything she hears in her head which helps her compose music! She is awesome! :)
@alain001 This documentary was made for German TV, actually, not just bought and dubbed - the english subtitles were added later for youtube - thankfully
@xxxxLillian doesn't matter, Germany always dub everything... They should open up to english (as well as France). but I hope you got the irony of dubbing an english spoken documentary and afterwards subbing in ;-)
@alain001 Yeah but the narration and the whole program is built around the German language. It's a lot easier to subtitle it than re-record the narration in English and remix the audio to not include the dubs.
@alain001 I'm German and I hate dubbing, actually. I wish German TV would use subtitle more often, but there's no need to be so offensive.."fucking germans...retard". DVDs and sometimes cinema do offer original versions of movies here, it's just TV that's (almost) always dubbed. I did find the back and forth translation ironic the first time I watched this video. At least for the German commentator/narration (not dubbed) the engl subs make sense though.
No I am not but I have studied with Juilliard teachers both in piano and composition and some of them teach at the Preparatory division. That division of Juilliard is extremely tough to get into for many kids. Imagine a school with a ton of "Emily Bears".
If you want to hear what possible heights she could reach with great training, just check Mendelssohn's Octet written when he was in his late teens or the music to a Midsummer's Night Dream written about the same time. Astounding stuff.
Many of Mozart's early works are bland style copies - though impressive for a child. So yes she is like Mozart for her prolific and accomplished for her age. But so are other young artists. I just think for a composer to blossom you have to be more discreet with what you share, otherwise you risk what I call the Josh Greenberg syndrome. Too much exposure too soon.
Finally, I am all for being prolific, but please some of these pieces are best shared with her classmates, family and teachers.
As for the comparison to Mozart you write - "she is prolific and never makes corrections" - well so do the manufacturers of Hostess cupcakes, but would you consider them the best cupcakes?
brgilbert - I do not find my comments obtuse but I apologize for the lack of clarity - these tiny boxes are a pain to elucidate my thoughts. Emily would be about in a middle ranking for Juilliard students in the preparatory divison at Juilliard such as Graham is in. He was writing orchestral pieces at the age of 8.
@brownale66pack I'm a fucking 16 year old Irish-Scottish-German kid from america. You know I am pale, and my cousins are Albino, that is serious! I'm just saying, everysingle asian kid at my school, in my neighborhood and in the surrounding schools were forced to learn an instrument like piano or violin AND take off campus PE. It's not common. Before you go off insulting anorexics, think about your words
@AprilToniaRuiz That's pretty rude to say. I'm Asian and I started playing piano because I wanted to. Maybe you should think about your words before you stereotype. Not every Asian kid lives in your neighborhood.
As for me, I am a late bloomer and though composed as a kid it has taken decades to find the time and teachers to progress at composition. I have written for instruments and voices and I humble enough to realize it would be a great accomplishment to be a first rate composer. In the mean time check out my video of my opera scene and a piece for organ.
As for you, try and raise the level of discourse beyond schoolyard name calling, won't you martremcheerful?
Finally, I expressed that she is extremely talented as a pianist. However, composition wise she is not as remarkable as you think. I have attended schools with world class conservatories - Juilliard and Oberlin. Have you heard of either? Basically put her with the kids at Juilliard Prep and she would be about right in the middle. I have attended the Morton Gould Young Composers Award. I know 10 year old who were runner ups despite they wrote several pieces for orchestra.
@martremcheerful I was reluctant to respond but it seems these days that if you do not hurrah every talented kid you are seen as either "untalented" or "envious" .
I am neither. All I ask is have you even asked about my background as a composer? Have you asked to hear my playing?
Ok, she is fantastic pianist. But as a composer she has a LONG way to go. Her compositions are enviable for their maturity at such a young age but are nothing beyond what talented teenagers with musical training - jazz or classical are doing now. Composition takes a very long time to reach levels very high.
What gets me is I know of kids about 8 or 10 who have written more interesting pieces for FULL orchestra. Check Graham Cohen.
Ease up on this publicity - you need quiet to compose.
@alphabet661 I have read and reread your posts and find them to be rather obtuse. You say "put her in a class at Juliard and she would be in the middle". Middle of what? Are her compositions to simple or immature? When thinking of simple pieces I am reminded of "Brahms Waltze" or Mozarts ""Piano Concerto #21 Andante". The compositions of any composer I think should not be labled in such a manner, but should be considered by the body of the work they compose through out their life.
@alphabet661 I believe Emily Bear can be compared to a Mozart as an example. She is prolific and never makes corrections. Only time will tell! Oh, thanks for turning me on to Grahm Cohen.
Very impressiv, she understands the Music! I Know a lot of people who can play better piano then emily, but they dont compose ;) I think she become a great composer. i am sure she will be a great film composer like Hans Zimmer or John Williams. Other Children like Umi garrett are better in other things on the piano ;) Emily is still the best Child composer on youtube!
Okay, so ONLY the best pianists are allowed to practice there??? Okay, that is seriously RUDE. So ur saying that people like me aren't allowed there because I don't have any TALENT???
In Sekunde 46 spielt sie Debussy, Kinderszenen. Da wird kommentiert, dass das Lied Ihre Komposition sei ... Sie wird Debussy bald spielen wie Mozart Salieri, um was zum Lachen zu haben.
When was this? And how old is she? Just wondering....... I know everybody is saying she is a prodigy, however I just disagree. I am a girl is surrounded by musicians, who have gone to Carnegie hall at the age of 5. I am one of those people, so yes I hate people who just say their a prodigy, when there are better.
Emily....I have a comentary to you: As I am starting to see that little by little the art is in a kind of re-borning, I beg you (beg?) to get away from cameras as much as posible, and from people that ar interested only in prestige and fame. You have the strength the music needs and it would be a shame that the actual society ruined the posibily to you to make spmething serius and sincere, like i think had happened with many many persons....im very happy!!
Emily is beyond-belief! Would love for her and Jackie Evanco to perform together sometime. They are two of the most phenomenal talents of our time, and the levels of achievement that they have attained at such precocious young ages just boggles the mind!
@Rembrandta what it means to be a prodigy is having pitch perfect recall, she does not need sheet music, niether did Hr. Mozart, she is an amazing pianist and with a family such as hers I've no doubt we will hear a great deal more from this special composer.
So, are you related to Rembrandt or just hitching a ride on the name of someone significantly more talented and famous than yourself?
its not easy being parent of a prodigy.. they have to balance between getting the kids genius out and also letting her be a child.. kudos to emilys family.. kids like her are treasure not just to her family or country, but to entire world
@EmilyBearfan You already have the book?! Wow! I probably won't get mine for another week. I ordered mine on Emily's birthday last week. Can't wait to get it! :)
emily you really ispiration Great talent!!!!! what kind of video your mom during you carnegia hall before you performe it great to have in handy. all the family you have a great suppor keep it up Wow. EMILY BEAR!
I saw this video in the German Television. And after that I was searching it in youtube, but I could not find it again, because I forgot the name of the girl. She's great. No I found it again. Sorry it's in German, but with subtitles.
Yeah, I can play this well too - because I'm not really touching the keys and I'm playing her videos on my ipod. But hey, who's gonna search my pockets while I'm performing?
he got famous for some reason but in asia there are tons of children even younger that play as good as her.. weird they dont get as much credits as she gets
@apenkind5 That's cause "They're Chinese; not as impressive!!!" For some reason, kids who are Asian are some kind of robotic freaks who are forced, every single one of them. I myself am Asian and I am not forced in the least.
@drivingforgiraffes That's fairly common when you translate to one language and back again. A lot of English phrases don't translate well to German, and vice versa. From what I could tell (my German is pretty rusty), the subtitles were direct/raw translations of the German commentary and voice-overs.
she's good, but no where near mozart's level when mozart was at her age......dont over rate her....she's still a genius though, just not mozart's level.
was that arcade fire playing when she got to new york? good job germans... funny how they dub over it and then it gets translated back, albeit being somewhat misinterpreted in some parts haha
Can Emily bear play by ear or does she reads music
Balletani9 1 week ago
@Balletani9 Yes. It says she has perfect pitch. Which means she can play anything she hears in her head which helps her compose music! She is awesome! :)
starlighttwinkle21 3 days ago
@Balletani9 Emily can read music very well and I wouldn't be suprised that when she looks at a musical score she can hear the music
DAnton12850 2 days ago
Wow, so good documentary piece!
etalkishere 2 weeks ago
I love the way she plays Jazz. It is truly, I feel the Best ever. I'm a Mozart Fan. Emilys Jazz Is Awsome.
MegaTriumph1 3 weeks ago
Emily is a joy, but she does have a serious rival. That British kid Shane Thomas.
pianoboyfriendable 1 month ago
there 12 dislikes because people do not get the message in the song!!! btw i love ur piano playing GO EMILY
aggirl1816 1 month ago
Could someone please tell me what song she was playing at the beginning? :)
Irishadyn 1 month ago
@Irishadyn G. Gershwin - Prelude No. 1
DAnton12850 1 month ago
I must have clapped my hands loudly for her
TheIreneaustin 1 month ago
I feel useless
blackcosmogirl 1 month ago
fucking germans... they dub an english speaking documentary and they subtitled it in english... so much retard/
alain001 1 month ago
@alain001 This documentary was made for German TV, actually, not just bought and dubbed - the english subtitles were added later for youtube - thankfully
xxxxLillian 1 month ago
@xxxxLillian doesn't matter, Germany always dub everything... They should open up to english (as well as France). but I hope you got the irony of dubbing an english spoken documentary and afterwards subbing in ;-)
alain001 1 month ago
@alain001 Yeah but the narration and the whole program is built around the German language. It's a lot easier to subtitle it than re-record the narration in English and remix the audio to not include the dubs.
WhoopMQ 1 month ago
@alain001 I'm German and I hate dubbing, actually. I wish German TV would use subtitle more often, but there's no need to be so offensive.."fucking germans...retard". DVDs and sometimes cinema do offer original versions of movies here, it's just TV that's (almost) always dubbed. I did find the back and forth translation ironic the first time I watched this video. At least for the German commentator/narration (not dubbed) the engl subs make sense though.
xxxxLillian 1 month ago
I write a lot of my own msic, but none of my songs measure up to half of Emily's. Great job!
BJJ5770 1 month ago
Love your song you composed!! Simply beautiful!!
Triwhisper 1 month ago
No I am not but I have studied with Juilliard teachers both in piano and composition and some of them teach at the Preparatory division. That division of Juilliard is extremely tough to get into for many kids. Imagine a school with a ton of "Emily Bears".
If you want to hear what possible heights she could reach with great training, just check Mendelssohn's Octet written when he was in his late teens or the music to a Midsummer's Night Dream written about the same time. Astounding stuff.
alphabet661 1 month ago
Many of Mozart's early works are bland style copies - though impressive for a child. So yes she is like Mozart for her prolific and accomplished for her age. But so are other young artists. I just think for a composer to blossom you have to be more discreet with what you share, otherwise you risk what I call the Josh Greenberg syndrome. Too much exposure too soon.
Finally, I am all for being prolific, but please some of these pieces are best shared with her classmates, family and teachers.
alphabet661 1 month ago
As for the comparison to Mozart you write - "she is prolific and never makes corrections" - well so do the manufacturers of Hostess cupcakes, but would you consider them the best cupcakes?
alphabet661 1 month ago
brgilbert - I do not find my comments obtuse but I apologize for the lack of clarity - these tiny boxes are a pain to elucidate my thoughts. Emily would be about in a middle ranking for Juilliard students in the preparatory divison at Juilliard such as Graham is in. He was writing orchestral pieces at the age of 8.
alphabet661 1 month ago
@alphabet661 I am guessing you are one of Juilliard's teachers then, since you can rank students.
carvindc400 1 month ago
lol, 10 years old and 100 singers in a composition. That's balls
fapestar 2 months ago
I bet all the Asian kids are jealous. She wasn't forced to learn...
AprilToniaRuiz 2 months ago 30
@AprilToniaRuiz I bet you are a stereotyping albino.
brownale66pack 1 month ago 26
@brownale66pack I'm a fucking 16 year old Irish-Scottish-German kid from america. You know I am pale, and my cousins are Albino, that is serious! I'm just saying, everysingle asian kid at my school, in my neighborhood and in the surrounding schools were forced to learn an instrument like piano or violin AND take off campus PE. It's not common. Before you go off insulting anorexics, think about your words
AprilToniaRuiz 1 month ago
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@AprilToniaRuiz That's pretty rude to say. I'm Asian and I started playing piano because I wanted to. Maybe you should think about your words before you stereotype. Not every Asian kid lives in your neighborhood.
MsLaLaLand1999 1 month ago
@brownale66pack I don't know dude...every Asian I talked too said they had a crazy piano teacher that smashed their fingers.
GanNing89 1 month ago
@AprilToniaRuiz And not all Asians are forced...
EmilyBearfan 1 month ago 3
@AprilToniaRuiz yes. I am an asian kid. and yes, I'm jealous... and at the same time inspired. :) I LOVE EMILY BEAR!!
jowjim 2 weeks ago
@AprilToniaRuiz STEREOTYPING, MY FRIEND. O_O THINK before you type. Just an advice :)
TheZennie1 1 week ago
優秀的女生 :)
a12196935 2 months ago
@a12196935
はい、彼女は、私は同意です。
mayaspalace 2 months ago
BRAVO!!!
chopin37 2 months ago
Tim Janis Christmas Concert...goodtimes....goodtimes....
iluvcheer427 2 months ago
As for me, I am a late bloomer and though composed as a kid it has taken decades to find the time and teachers to progress at composition. I have written for instruments and voices and I humble enough to realize it would be a great accomplishment to be a first rate composer. In the mean time check out my video of my opera scene and a piece for organ.
As for you, try and raise the level of discourse beyond schoolyard name calling, won't you martremcheerful?
alphabet661 2 months ago
Finally, I expressed that she is extremely talented as a pianist. However, composition wise she is not as remarkable as you think. I have attended schools with world class conservatories - Juilliard and Oberlin. Have you heard of either? Basically put her with the kids at Juilliard Prep and she would be about right in the middle. I have attended the Morton Gould Young Composers Award. I know 10 year old who were runner ups despite they wrote several pieces for orchestra.
alphabet661 2 months ago
@martremcheerful I was reluctant to respond but it seems these days that if you do not hurrah every talented kid you are seen as either "untalented" or "envious" .
I am neither. All I ask is have you even asked about my background as a composer? Have you asked to hear my playing?
And in exchange what is your musical background?
alphabet661 2 months ago
3:00 Why the foreign language?
pbrox4563 2 months ago
Ok, she is fantastic pianist. But as a composer she has a LONG way to go. Her compositions are enviable for their maturity at such a young age but are nothing beyond what talented teenagers with musical training - jazz or classical are doing now. Composition takes a very long time to reach levels very high.
What gets me is I know of kids about 8 or 10 who have written more interesting pieces for FULL orchestra. Check Graham Cohen.
Ease up on this publicity - you need quiet to compose.
alphabet661 2 months ago
@alphabet661 Someone always has to take a swipe at a talent far greater than their own.
martremcheerful 2 months ago
@alphabet661 hey, she's only a child. go easy on it will you. of course she has a long way to go but your comment sounded negative and discouraging.
CrazyForPianosGirl 2 months ago
@alphabet661 I have read and reread your posts and find them to be rather obtuse. You say "put her in a class at Juliard and she would be in the middle". Middle of what? Are her compositions to simple or immature? When thinking of simple pieces I am reminded of "Brahms Waltze" or Mozarts ""Piano Concerto #21 Andante". The compositions of any composer I think should not be labled in such a manner, but should be considered by the body of the work they compose through out their life.
brgilbert2 1 month ago
@alphabet661 I believe Emily Bear can be compared to a Mozart as an example. She is prolific and never makes corrections. Only time will tell! Oh, thanks for turning me on to Grahm Cohen.
brgilbert2 1 month ago
I want to learn "The Ellen song"!
PriinCesSophiie101 3 months ago
What song was she playing at the beginning and background song at 10:21 ? :)
And is there a name to the song playing in the background at 2:54 . It's like a little girl humming kind of.
musicnarts22 3 months ago
OMG! Did you guys see what she did to her dog?
unknowngal994 3 months ago
debussy composed that first piece, not bear
masterofsynapsis 3 months ago
i'm just confused with all the mix of german english dubs and subtitles....
gunnygt49 3 months ago
@crr1950 Search his symphony no 12 for an example... For the record, he wrote AN OPERA when he was 11.
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AdamCourtneyOfficial 3 months ago
Wow! I remember watching her on ellen when she was just 6. Children grow up so fast! Emily is so talented. Hope she will have great career!
adelina2686 3 months ago
Very impressiv, she understands the Music! I Know a lot of people who can play better piano then emily, but they dont compose ;) I think she become a great composer. i am sure she will be a great film composer like Hans Zimmer or John Williams. Other Children like Umi garrett are better in other things on the piano ;) Emily is still the best Child composer on youtube!
alexkiki95 3 months ago
Okay, so ONLY the best pianists are allowed to practice there??? Okay, that is seriously RUDE. So ur saying that people like me aren't allowed there because I don't have any TALENT???
hermione624420 3 months ago 2
@hermione624420 yep
focousthemusic 3 months ago
@hermione624420 Makes sense to me.
crr1950 3 months ago
Wow. Rich family....LOL. THEY HAV LIK 8 GRAND PIANOS!!!! :O
hermione624420 3 months ago
Great kid! Really a prodigy! Makes me wanna learn to play the piano as well. :)
TheOracle143 3 months ago
In Sekunde 46 spielt sie Debussy, Kinderszenen. Da wird kommentiert, dass das Lied Ihre Komposition sei ... Sie wird Debussy bald spielen wie Mozart Salieri, um was zum Lachen zu haben.
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AdamCourtneyOfficial 3 months ago
She's so cute!
MrPoekiepoekie 3 months ago
I wonder if she gets cold hands before a performance. I hate it when that happens! =P
JamesSmithsMusic 3 months ago
When was this? And how old is she? Just wondering....... I know everybody is saying she is a prodigy, however I just disagree. I am a girl is surrounded by musicians, who have gone to Carnegie hall at the age of 5. I am one of those people, so yes I hate people who just say their a prodigy, when there are better.
TheLUSHFANATIC 4 months ago
@TheLUSHFANATIC Do more research on her and you will know why!
KalutiDemontecatini 4 months ago
@TheLUSHFANATIC This was in December 2010 (her performance) and she was 9 at the time. :)
EmilyBearfan 3 months ago
@EmilyBearfan thanks! :)
TheLUSHFANATIC 3 months ago
Emily....I have a comentary to you: As I am starting to see that little by little the art is in a kind of re-borning, I beg you (beg?) to get away from cameras as much as posible, and from people that ar interested only in prestige and fame. You have the strength the music needs and it would be a shame that the actual society ruined the posibily to you to make spmething serius and sincere, like i think had happened with many many persons....im very happy!!
MrNahueldira 4 months ago
i'm ur biggest fan very like you emily...
gladysGFL 4 months ago
Emily is beyond-belief! Would love for her and Jackie Evanco to perform together sometime. They are two of the most phenomenal talents of our time, and the levels of achievement that they have attained at such precocious young ages just boggles the mind!
MrPeace2u 4 months ago in playlist Emily Bear - Genius Pianist
You can tell she's nervous; so sweet... I love her!
enjoy2011able 4 months ago
You are the best Emily!!!!!
sweetkiss951 4 months ago
so beautiful, love her happy self, but why is she wearing an indian like clothes
Mandinko23 4 months ago
Does any1 know if she has sheet music for "How it's meant to be"?
Rembrandta 4 months ago
@Rembrandta what it means to be a prodigy is having pitch perfect recall, she does not need sheet music, niether did Hr. Mozart, she is an amazing pianist and with a family such as hers I've no doubt we will hear a great deal more from this special composer.
So, are you related to Rembrandt or just hitching a ride on the name of someone significantly more talented and famous than yourself?
Jackyl82334 4 months ago
@Jackyl82334 Holy crap ur mean...jst wanted 2 KNO if she had sheets geez..
anyone significantly more polite than Jacky here know if she has sheets for that song?
Rembrandta 4 months ago
Does anyone know what that beautiful piece she composed at Steinway Hall is called?
imxoxox 4 months ago
@imxoxox "How it's meant to be"
EmilyBearfan 4 months ago
gosh what about homework emily? hahaha
rosemazekitten 4 months ago
I love how the music at 5:27 is in Fantastic Mr. Fox too. :D
soccer8sarah 4 months ago
it must be a great feeling to watch her play and thinking "that's my daughter"...
wasantube 4 months ago
can someone add spanish subtitles please??? for all the spanish fanss!!
christellstar 5 months ago
I am absolutely speechless right now. She is truly an angel.
tkach21 5 months ago
Emily is the most adorable pianist on planet earth !
dzeljpiano 5 months ago
So inspiring... :')
JTruth9419 5 months ago
Her parents seem to be rather well-off and that makes things easier for her. She is a unique talent.
TheRealSmacker 5 months ago
i dont get it , if emily os speaking english why did they put it in german with subtitles?
watever646 5 months ago
@watever646 because it was a german documentary
messytessy88 5 months ago
its not easy being parent of a prodigy.. they have to balance between getting the kids genius out and also letting her be a child.. kudos to emilys family.. kids like her are treasure not just to her family or country, but to entire world
madmax797 5 months ago
6:35
she composed a heart touching piece
love to repeat it all the time,,,
^_^
sydneyaaliyah 5 months ago
5:54
look at her fingers
sooooo fast
sydneyaaliyah 5 months ago
She wrote the music for peace, Who wrote the lyrics? Thanks.
mortsey 5 months ago
@mortsey Her mother wrote the lyrics. :) I love playing "Peace"
EmilyBearfan 5 months ago
@EmilyBearfan Thanks that is interesting...
mortsey 5 months ago
a very heart touching story :')
hilmimarzuqi 5 months ago
Hi! Mozart!
nanamilucia123 5 months ago
I also like Emily's dresses! :)
1shelbyworld 6 months ago
@1shelbyworld Me too!!!!
EmilyBearfan 6 months ago
I'm working on "Peace (We are the Future)" on the piano right now! :) It's A LOT harder than it sounds.
EmilyBearfan 6 months ago
@EmilyBearfan You already have the book?! Wow! I probably won't get mine for another week. I ordered mine on Emily's birthday last week. Can't wait to get it! :)
1shelbyworld 6 months ago
@1shelbyworld Yup! I posted a practice video today.
EmilyBearfan 6 months ago
I went to Carnegie hall to!! Please search me up: Allison cheng.....Thx!!
allisonrabbit 6 months ago
look up Stephanie Safont on youtube
noelsafont 6 months ago
Makes me want to get off the computer and do something with my life. I think I'll watch another video of her playing.
worldmovement 6 months ago
0:46 not her piece. Debussy's piece...
1shelbyworld 6 months ago
0:28 poor dog
MultiPeople100 6 months ago
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ZeY00T00b 6 months ago
@ZeY00T00b Well, not everyone knows German as well as you do. At least he got the gist of it.
EmilyBearfan 6 months ago
She'll be playing again at Carnegie Hall on December 2! I wish I was rich.
EmilyBearfan 6 months ago
@EmilyBearfan I know what you mean!! :)
1shelbyworld 6 months ago
@ClassicalFan28 I can't wait to play "Peace"! I do want to know what the lyrics are.
EmilyBearfan 6 months ago
If you love Emily then follow @EmilyBearFans on twitter :)
luckygarcia55555 7 months ago
emily you really ispiration Great talent!!!!! what kind of video your mom during you carnegia hall before you performe it great to have in handy. all the family you have a great suppor keep it up Wow. EMILY BEAR!
1hernandezb 7 months ago
emily you really ispiration Great talent!!!!!
1hernandezb 7 months ago
which jealous haterz disliked this?
ivegottaheadache 7 months ago
In the beginning, she is playing Gershwin's Etude #1.
Gershwin would be proud.
blackkitty1233 7 months ago
@blackkitty1233 Prelude, not Etude. Good for you for recognizing it, though!
EmilyBearfan 7 months ago
@EmilyBearfan Ahh right of course (silly mistake)... i always wonder what if Gershwin wrote more. Anyways good job Emily!
blackkitty1233 7 months ago
@blackkitty1233 Actually, he did! He wrote three preludes total.
EmilyBearfan 7 months ago
@EmilyBearfan But he died so young!
blackkitty1233 7 months ago
@blackkitty1233 I know!!! :(((
EmilyBearfan 7 months ago
A once in a century talent. I hope nothing corrupts her.
Jitpring 7 months ago
@Jitpring AMEN to that!
EmilyBearfan 7 months ago
Awesome lil girl...wish i had a talent like that!!!
MrsAlexandra271 7 months ago
Awesome lil girl...wish i had a talent like that!!!
MrsAlexandra271 7 months ago
what is the name of the song she plays at 3:25?
emma0101101 7 months ago
@emma0101101 I've been wondering that for a while myself!
EmilyBearfan 7 months ago
Lets all hope that she doesnt become like... Every other female star... -_-"
Plantazm005 7 months ago
Wonderful!!!!
ThePVGS1 7 months ago 7
so now she's composing for an entire orchestra AND a choir + soloists? just wow!
That was a wonderfulful piece, although the soloists could have been a little better.
Bravo Emily, you're the youngest person to play in this legendary hall and most definitely the youngest composer!
I admire this girl so much,
cantabilewoman 7 months ago 2
i'm so curious of what that 6 people didn't like about this video.
paranyipiri 8 months ago
@paranyipiri Ach, they're just jealous and don't like that Emily actually has talent, unlike so many other stars nowadays.
EmilyBearfan 7 months ago
@EmilyBearfan i absolutely agree
paranyipiri 7 months ago
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mozartsmusicblog 8 months ago
I saw this video in the German Television. And after that I was searching it in youtube, but I could not find it again, because I forgot the name of the girl. She's great. No I found it again. Sorry it's in German, but with subtitles.
miguelhart 8 months ago 2
one word: ... wait what's the word again? okay how about perfect?
blueberrycakecz 8 months ago
Woah, nicely put Arcade Fire song @ like 5:23, eh?
ppetracco 8 months ago
Yeah, I can play this well too - because I'm not really touching the keys and I'm playing her videos on my ipod. But hey, who's gonna search my pockets while I'm performing?
jigglywoop 8 months ago
i can play this good...in my dreams.
oMgitsRACHELx 8 months ago
emily bear your great i love you ♥
jojo4naples 8 months ago
she**
apenkind5 8 months ago
he got famous for some reason but in asia there are tons of children even younger that play as good as her.. weird they dont get as much credits as she gets
apenkind5 8 months ago 2
@apenkind5 That's cause "They're Chinese; not as impressive!!!" For some reason, kids who are Asian are some kind of robotic freaks who are forced, every single one of them. I myself am Asian and I am not forced in the least.
EmilyBearfan 8 months ago
@apenkind5 do they compose music also? Also she began playing naturally pre lessons. She definately wasn't hammered by her parents either.
ivegottaheadache 7 months ago
children these days, right?
slkaiser69 8 months ago 2
Quit comparing her to Mozart and his legend. What are you trying to do to her?
psittacid 8 months ago
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!
sassylassy01 8 months ago
@DipZeeDoo22 No, she's from illinois, She's american.
CharliAndTheStudMufs 8 months ago
@CharliAndTheStudMufs When DipZeeDoo said "English", he meant ENglish-speaking.
EmilyBearfan 8 months ago
@EmilyBearfan Oooooh riiight... Sorry, my mistake ^_^
CharliAndTheStudMufs 8 months ago
@DipZeeDoo22 No, she's from illinois.
CharliAndTheStudMufs 8 months ago
her dress is sooo pretty
MsMegmonster 8 months ago
really beautiful and talented girl. <3
mayMISERYmay 8 months ago
Original footage in english, dubbed to german, subbed to english... LOLWUT
khestal 8 months ago 2
Emily Bear is truly one of God's most beautiful creations! That is talent at its core!
prideufc83 9 months ago
she is soo cute! and really musical
K1W1xoxo 9 months ago
you'd think god would want his angel back
alfred4king 9 months ago 39
@alfred4king But thank Him that he's loaning her to us for a while!
EmilyBearfan 8 months ago
@alfred4king That's kinda creepy.
anokah 8 months ago
God has enough angels!! Let's keep this angel with us!! She is wonderful!!
greekgd 8 months ago 20
She is amazing, but maybe she can be a bit easy on that doggy XD
yamitidus 9 months ago 2
i thought she was english :O
BeastieKitten321 9 months ago
Wow. Thats pretty cool.
Did anyone notice that the english subtitles and what the people were actually saying was different?
drivingforgiraffes 9 months ago
@drivingforgiraffes That's fairly common when you translate to one language and back again. A lot of English phrases don't translate well to German, and vice versa. From what I could tell (my German is pretty rusty), the subtitles were direct/raw translations of the German commentary and voice-overs.
Taliesyn42 9 months ago
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SHe did play Mozart! She played the entire 23rd Concerto when she was only seven!
djoenii 9 months ago 3
she's good, but no where near mozart's level when mozart was at her age......dont over rate her....she's still a genius though, just not mozart's level.
gkcnae 9 months ago
@gkcnae you and the season of Mozart, as you know it was not as good as Mozart??
Lct2001 9 months ago
harrison high school played in Carnegie Hall not too long ago it was beautiful :D
sharonluvzviolin 9 months ago
I may not see her playing Mozart, but I can see her playing "The way it is" by Bruce Hornsby.
dragonpullman 10 months ago
@dragonpullman SHe did play Mozart! She played the entire 23rd Concerto when she was only seven!
EmilyBearfan 10 months ago 2
It must be really annoying to have someone in your house constantly practicing piano :P
wow...but I seriously wish I was half as good as her > <
7thserving 10 months ago
was that arcade fire playing when she got to new york? good job germans... funny how they dub over it and then it gets translated back, albeit being somewhat misinterpreted in some parts haha
16min5k 10 months ago