Lang Lang, China Piano Comet. At the age of 5, he won the first prize in Shenyang Piano Competition, and then won the first prize in the fifth Xinghai Cup Piano Competition, the first prize in the fourth German International Young Pianist Competition, and the outstanding artistic achievement award. /kloc-won the first prize of the second Tchaikovsky International Young Musician Competition at the age of 0/3. In 2002, he won the Bernstein Art Achievement Award, which was specially established for professional artists. Lang Lang is the first artist in the world to win this award ...1At the lavinia Music Festival in August, 1999, Lang Lang urgently replaced Andre who was unwell. Watts stepped onto the stage and achieved dramatic success, which quickly set off a "Lang Lang whirlwind" in the international music scene. Since 1999, this charming 20-year-old pianist has cooperated with the "Big Five" in the United States and most first-class symphony orchestras in the world, such as the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by mirka Novo, London Philharmonic Orchestra and Charles Eichenbach. Dutois conducted the NHK Symphony Orchestra in Japan, premiered at the Kennedy Center in Washington, and gave recitals at the Wilmore Concert Hall in London and the Louvre in Paris. In 2002, Lang Lang became the first artist to win the Bernstein Art Achievement Award, which was established for professional artists, and Lang Lang was also the first professional musician in the world to enjoy this honor. His performance won the praise of British and American newspapers: BBC Music Magazine called him a real poet, and there was only one genius in a million people; Classical FM praised Mandy as another Holovitz. In 2003 and 2004, Lang Lang's performance schedule was full, and there was a concert almost every two days. Lang Lang's record was recorded exclusively by Tayrac Records. The first record was a live recital recorded at Tanglewood Seiji Ozawa Concert Hall. The second album, released in the spring of 2002, is the third piano concerto recorded live by Rachmaninov at the ball in Royal Albert Hall, London, which ranks among the best in the sales charts of American classical music works.

Lang Lang was born in Shenyang, China. At the age of 3, he began to study piano with Professor Zhu Yafen from Shenyang Conservatory of Music. At the age of 9, he entered the Central Conservatory of Music and studied under Professor Zhao Pingguo. 1997 was admitted to the prestigious Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia with excellent results, and studied under the dean Gary? Graffman. Although Lang Lang often performs in concert halls in major cities around the world, China audiences rarely have the opportunity to enjoy his live performances. Only in June of 200 1 2000, he returned to the motherland with the great conductor Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra and successfully played Mendelssohn's Piano Concerto No.1 at the "Centennial Celebration" concert in the Great Hall of the People. In an interview, Master Sa called Lang Lang "one of the greatest artists in the world".

Mr. piano master Fu Cong, the older generation in China, also expressed a soft spot for Lang Lang. In an interview with the Beijing Morning Post, he said, "Lang Lang's music touched me. His blood is full of unique temperament that only China artists have ... Lang Lang gave me a great surprise, which was beyond my imagination. This child has never participated in any competition and no longer needs any competition. "

Lang Lang once said in an interview with a magazine that Eisenbach once asked him, "If you were asked to play a concerto now, what would you play?" Lang Lang said, "It's better to play Chai Yi". This shows that this is one of his most proud piano concertos. The work itself has attracted countless classical fans, even those who are not classical fans can't help but be moved by it. Tchaikovsky is the greatest musician in Russia and a master of romanticism and national music. His works have rich and delicate emotions, beautiful melodies, poetic temperament and simple thoughts. Although Tchaikovsky is the "most atypical" Russian composer, his works are often the easiest to reflect Russian characteristics because his music is mixed with too many elements of mainstream European music, and the piano concerto No.1 in B flat major has almost become a symbol of Russian spirit. Behind great passion, there must be a gentle and delicate side.

In 2005, international political circles competed to invite a pianist, who was 23-year-old Lang Lang. 10 10 On September 9, US President Bush invited Lang Lang to give a special concert at the White House, which was the first China musician to give a concert at the White House. 10 June 16, Lang Lang was invited to give a concert at the EU headquarters. 165438+1October 1 1, Lang Lang gave a special concert at the German Presidential Palace for visiting General Secretary Hu Jintao and the German President; Born in Shenyang, China, Lang Lang won the first prize in the second Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky International Young Musicians Competition at the age of 65,438+03. He entered the famous Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, USA from 1997, and studied under the famous piano master graffman, the dean of the college.