Overview
At the beginning of the 20th century, the young Chinese pianist divided music lovers: some praised his desire to popularize classical music, while others mocked his “showman” side. In 2003, Lang Lang's recital at Carnegie Hall was his baptism of fire. A star was born... This concert also gave the musician the opportunity to break free from his ambitious father, whom he invited to play on stage with him at the end of the concert.
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Lang Lang at Carnegie Hall - Concert Great moments in music was directed by Benedict Mirow.
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