Gabrielle & Jay - Piano Duet - Rachmaninov, Scherzo, Op.11, No.2

(Recorded 6-6-2009) at the teacher's piano recital. Jay Tantivit has been Gabrielle's piano duet partner for the last 6 years. He is about 3 years older than her. They have listened to each other and developed musical chemistry over the years. Competed and won the Florida state competition for piano duet every year, they finished the highest level this May 2009. I wonder what they're going to do next.

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Music

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• Jay Tantivit
• Gabrielle Chou
• Rachmaninov
• Duet
• Scherzo

[KidMusician]

They did play the famous blue danube for 4 hands by Strauss, but I don't know there is one version by two juilliard studnets. Do you have their names?

[klingsor93]

So full of skills and intelligence. What will they do next? Win again and again.....until Gabrielle's age

enables her to be a candidate in the highest piano and violin Competitions. I was thinking of her while listening to the Van Cliburn Competition.

Her day will come and I hope I will live to see it.....

[KidMusician]

Thanks for your encouragement, grandpa Patrick. We enjoy watching the competition on YouTube too. But interesting enough, we were talking about Aimi when we're watching it.

Let's all do our best to help them. ~Richard

[KidMusician]

I just realized one of the 2009 Cliburn Competition Gold Medal winners - 20-year-old Nobuyuki Tsujii is the blind pianist we saw on your channel a while ago. Thank you so much for posting his videos so we can watch Nobuyuki Tsujii when he's 12. He is truly amazing.

[pianogirl98]

What a wonderful duet! Great team!

[pianolover1004]

So Wonderful toghether!

[ChristianeBaby123]

YAAAAY GABY!!!!! VERY NICEE!!!

[esmine86]

Fantastic duo! (almost as if listening to the same person with 4 hands ;)) I also wonder what they will do next :)

[KidMusician]

Yes. Four hands for one piano.

[OldRabit]

A brilliant performance. You are all superb.

[juliaCSL]

wow awesome. playing for the past 6 years together, and winning them all? WOW best duet team ever! =) have you heard on the blue danube for 4 hands, arranged by two julliard students?