Is This 10 Year Old the Next Mozart? | Superhuman: Geniuses | Only Human
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- Ariel Lanyi is more than just a pianist, he's a composer too. At only 10 Years Old Ariel is capable of playing multiple genres of music on the piano including Jazz, one of the hardest styles of music to play on a piano.
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“It blows me away”
*zooms in on crocs*
It's the source of his power
5K subs with no vids? Don’t forget the insane eyebrow raising
5K subs with no vids? Says the McDonald’s worker
Too right. LOL
never underestimate the power of crocs XD Even more comfortable crocs with socks !
He earned my respect when answering the question whether he was a genius with “Not yet. I will be one day, but not yet.”
he ain't no genius, geniuses are mozart, beethoven and other great composers
The only thing I know, is that I know nothing. It's amazing to have those philosophy with 10 years old
@@DANNY-kp6sq and all of them started as child prodigies
@@DANNY-kp6sq he literally said he isn't? Do you think those legends were genius right out of the womb? If he continues at this pace he could be at their level at their ages.
@@DANNY-kp6sq Says the guy who uses "ain't". Get your GED at least before you post a comment you bell end.
*wife pregnant*
Husband: let’s buy a $40,000 piano for our baby
$40,000 more like $120,000. That’s a steinway
And then not tune it. 🤪
joker Darker Um, Jewish or not, still a pretty unusual thought
$40,000? And the rest.
If you see in an early picture it shows him in front of a wood one presumable a LOT cheaper
Insanely mature for his age. Incredible
He lost his whole childhood because of his father
@@iLiekLemonade also true
He’s a child prodigy
@@iLiekLemonade _what do I give for the opinion of Limonade Nothing?_
@Dakota Matos its all about the right balance. th-cam.com/video/reSq4mxFVdQ/w-d-xo.html this child prodigy had the right balance and doesn't look anywhere as miserable.
Geez how hard is it to tell him he did great? He is just a child... praise will take him further. He was on the verge of tears. The audience would have forgiven him for being tired.
That's loser talk.
Go watch the Asian kid
"There are no worse words in the human language than Good Job."
@@layla229 His IS Asian. But I don't get why where he is born has anything to do with his talent :-/
@@Bcutter and that's a backwards attitude
I couldn't believe that father when he said "we'll talk about it later" and Ariel 's eyes teared up and he says he knows it flopped . . . .can't believe his own folks are adding so much pressure to him . . . .the kid is amazing!
I think he said the right thing. That is an intelligent boy. Much like my son, one can't tell them half truths. The key to raising any child is knowing their level of maturity.Be it physical or emotional.
Jake Davis Nana Mouskiri
So you presume you know how to talk to a genius boy better?? That’s his father man... and I’m pretty sure he loves that boy more than you could ever know!! He told that boy exactly what he needed to hear
Mark D just remember that just because someone's a father doesn't mean they are a good teacher or in many cases even a good parent.
Ye ik sad
You can tell this gifted child has been around adults most of his life. He needs to be kid so he has balance. He’s too mature for his age and already he’s feeling the pressure.
4:15 Oh my god... He just said what everyone needs to understand. I truly respect this child
This child is so humble... He’s not a pianist but preferred to be called a musician... God bless you, boy!
I believe he can play when he hears something one time! He has an ear plus training!
He need rest to grow!
@@fayebradford5763 what is piece at the begining?
@@kofiLjunggren im also curious
Beethoven a 13th sonata 2nd mvt!
This boys exhausted playing in a bar at this tender age? And then he’s about to cry because he thinks it flopped and says, “don’t film me”. Please someone intervene....to put a stop to this.....
He says one thing but thinks another one.
I agree "stop this". Does this boy even do things other 10 year old's get to do? Sports, friends, running in the sun, having some FUN???
@@bellablow4287 I think he'd like to be a kid once in awhile. I feel the desperation from the father to make his son perform perfect.
Agree. This is abuse!
Buro Dackel Since when was emotion gendered?
So daddy is living his dream through son.
Shut up.
Abdul Manndaour. Shut up.
Geo Vani 👈 i found the dad y’all
Pete Mason - Yeah, he should’ve instead focused on inundating him with sports heroes and professional football. 🙄
i got the tea come at me sis if that’s the dad then fuck that exploiter
I think he’s putting a lot of pressure on himself and his father needs to protect him from overstraining.
Beethoven's father did the same thing. Even lied about his true age dropping it to make him even more of a prodigy.
No. Ludwigs father, Johann, had already became a heavy drinker when Ludwig grew up. Although kept part of his salary, as a kind of charity. Mozarts father lied about Wolfgangs age.
@@Lasselucidora Beethoven lied about his son's age too, to make him more of a prodigy
Yeah... and let's not forget that that scarred poor Beethoven so much that he later abused his own nephew!
what is piece at the begining?
are you saying they are lying about this kids age in israel than?
Stop with the clickbait. Hes good because hes put tonnes of hours of hardwork into his playing. But his playing doesnt come near the level of proffessionals. Also there are 1000s of chinese prodigies just like him playing rachmaninov and chopin at the age of 10.
Paul Tan Exactly
Paul Tan j
Playing hard pieces does not equate to good musicianship, like what the kid said - he does not like being labelled as a prodigy because nowadays being a prodigy means playing fast and hard songs.
The obvious difference between the asian kids youre talking about, and the kid in the video is that the kid in the video has actual musican essence, he composes his own pieces.
And do you think those asian kids know how to create their own craft (compose music)? I doubt it, because all those "prodigious" asians only know how to play Chopin and Rachmaninoff, thats all. The most those asian kids end up in is in a master class to master a piece thats already been created, or play a concerto of an existing classical piece, whereas this kid in the video can actually become a brilliant and a world changing composer one day.
Paul Tan, Well said.
xotwod25
Search Joey Alexander on YT and see for yourself.
“I know it’s flopped.” Aw man that broke my heart
Me too. He’s such a sweet kid. I wish him all the best.
what is piece at the begining?
The child is great but this is way too much pressure to put on a child. Just let him be a kid
I agree. When the kid said, “how did I do?” And the father responded, “We will talk about it later.” The kid visibly looked self conscious. A kid shouldn’t even be thinking about stuff like this. The amount of pressure he is under is not sustainable. They will break him. I really hope not, of course, but i can’t help but feel this way.
Yes this was not cool. Poor kid. He needs to take life easy.
This is how greatness is crafted! Being a kid makes you average
@@NyakzOTSD you should take a look on Rousseau’s works instead of coming with that ancient thinking
@@DanielSilva-gc4xz most kids/ppl are average because they lack discipline and structure
He already acts like an adult. He is supposed to experience childhood and not the pressures of the people surrounding him
boi be wearing crocs
not sakamoto Lol someone finally realized that.
I'm also wearing crocs
Wat are dose?
They're my crocs!
💀💀💀
Those are my chanclas!
Old man: "it blows me away"
Asian kid: hold my rice
he is Asian what the fuck
Lawrence ikr Israel is in Asia lol
@@czedrickreyes1544 yeah we all know we're talking about CJK when we say Asians
Mizushima Fujin
Likes Chinese and Japanese maybe Vietnamese right?
*and TwoSetViolinese*
Along with *LingLingese*
Hahahahaa
These parents are pushing his kid. Pushing hard. Some parents push too little, others push too hard.
He's 20 now, still playing all over. Bless his musical heart!!💓💖💓
“That’s because my teachers are way smarter” 🙂
Alexandre Desbois He’s right! I hope his teachers don’t push him as much, and they most likely don’t.
I loved that sweet innocent answer hes absoloutely correct!
It's one thing if he's doing this because he's enjoying it and loves it. It's another if he's doing it to feel loved by parent's approval. If he's tired, he should be allowed to stop. He chose to be professional. That tells me he chose his listeners over his own well-being. I wonder if that has been instilled or if it's from a place of loving to perform and satisfy his listeners. He's great but also deserves a childhood. ❤
The parents are terrible parents. They take credit for his work and critisize him too strongly. They place him under too much stress.
Liba Fried asian parents lmaooo
@joco2k The question is "Was it a 'problem'?"
In Mozart's case you can deny it. Yes, Mozart's life would have been different without his dad making concert tours that early with his two children. But Wolferl really enjoyed it!
Another example of prodegies are the three Polgar sisters playing chess. For the youngest and most successful Judit it was a joy playing chess! For the middle one Zsophia it wasn't the case (probably because her older and younger sisters were better than her) ...
It all depends what the child thinks (later) of his/her childhood ... (Of course parents should care and love their children but I don't see too much pressure here. The way Ariel speaks here is very original.)
@joco2k What's so important about "general consensus" or "political correctness"? It's only trying to please everybody. This is simply impossible! :P
In Mozart's case you were dead wrong.
And I'm pretty sure that Ariel will make "his way" (as in Sinatra's song)! :D
@joco2k I see it differently. As long as the child likes what he/she is doing there is nothing wrong with it! And you can see in this report that Ariel likes playing the piano and to compose.
The only thing that might have been too much was this late "gig" (I really don't know why it's called "gig")! There you clearly see that Ariel was too tired. He should have been stopped for his own good. Professional isn't an attitude here. But every thing else was pure fun for Ariel. That's all that counts! Therefore I simply disagree with most of you! :P
Agreed but you can't kill genius. He'll survive. God bless him.
Yes, I'm very impressed by his amazing talent but I'm just as impressed by his maturity and commitment to becoming a professional and truly genius at playing, preforming and composing. Humble and incredibly gifted, a powerful combination.
his dad is shady af
bro why you replying this
@@sosotik hi I recommend you to listen to William Branham's sermons they are very important really urgent check
AceNikeSb93 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@cheat_and_way hi I recommend you to listen to William Branham's sermons they are very important deadly serious check
Sharon Lys no
When he asked how did I play and he said we'll talk about it I wanted to punch him is he serious?
If the dad didn't play the piano,what was he going to say later? How can he critic a 7yr old who plays jazz? Will he compare him to another 7 yr old jass pianist? Good luck finding one?
@@carolbrowning9846 exactly! He's probably already putting too much pressure on him... He's either going to hate him or thank him for it in the future... I just hope they don't stress him to death god damn it
"Is it professional, is it professional?" Just shows how far beyond his experience he is.
I'd like to meet these professionals that he plays better than. Stop saying that child prodigies play better than "Masters" "professionals" or "concert pianists" because they don't. Master piano players were like this when they were kids too AND they have like 20+ years more experience than this genius fetus. It's like saying the star of a local school play sings like Idina Menzel, it's just innacurate and insulting.
He has appeared as a soloist with a variety of orchestras, and has participated in the Israel Festival, Prague Music Performance, Tempietto Festival in Rome, the Ravello Festival, and the Young Prague Festival. As a chamber musician, he has appeared with the Prague Philharmonia, the Czech Philharmonic, and the Israel Philharmonic. If you actually knew what you were talking about you'd already know that this "genius fetus" is 22 years old, released his first album years ago and has been playing professionally for 7 years. You're the one who is "inaccurate and insulting" Sounds like you you don't get out very much if you didn't already know that. I'm guessing you prefer Justin Beiber.
YES EXACTLY, it's _literally_ impossible to be wiser than those who are older than you (unless they've somehow have less experience than you)
@@bellablow4287 look who's talking lol
Exactly, compare this kid with Pollini or current greats like Martha Argerich, he plays good but not even close to them.
@@kasakro9829 It's not impossible to be wiser than those who are older than you, it's just that this kid isn't.
Wait until he meet some asian pianist
Antonius Bagas stfu and try to be original in the future, bye
Israels in Asia 🤣🤣
So true man
How ignorant can you be.
He IS Asian too (Israeli)
Ariel you are BRILLIANT! Blessed be every day of your beautiful Life ✨ May you grow safe, warm & kind hearted ♥️ Sending lots of Love from Maryland, USA
Is his dad mad ?? Why is he putting pressure on his son like this
Wow! I love how he asked if he was "professional". An amazing work ethic already at 10 years of age. Many blessings for him and his family.
Y does he look like a young Michael scofield lmao
wow, you nailed it. Loved that show. Watched the first few seasons on Hulu, but never got back to it.
“3 Months” with Simply Piano.
He is amazing but playing till that late in a bar... in this age... i have doubts about how this father is conducting all this. I wish the best for the boy.
I just learned how to play twinkle twinkle little start on the piano and I got super exited
Lily G. Totally understand u :(
Lily G. That is okay! That is where this kid started and look at him now! Keep going!!!😁😊
Lol I can only play Rudolph the red nosed reindeer and jingle bells and 4 chords on keyboard but I can only practise at school because I don’t have one but I’m getting one tomorrow :D
Lily G. Wow let me ask you something what were you doing at 4
It's really great that he's this advanced in music this early on in life but his dad seemed a little controlling on the whole thing
2:36 "There is a theory that children can be taught anything" In Shinichi Suzuki's book he mentions that children between the age 0 and 6 are in their prime developmental stage. This is where children can and are able to learn anything from the first day of their lives.
Only human: this kid plays better than professionals!
Valentina Lisitsa: *hold my beer*
Lol yeah
Let the kid have a life! This is merely exploitation. He's not ready for this. He's no genius, just a talented kid.
Peter Piper He doesn't seem very happy though... he was forced into it kinda it seems
50s maria
Listen to your jealous self he obviously loves and enjoys playing!! Maybe he remembered from his last life
you have no emotional intelligence = this kid has more commitment and goal orientation than most adults = he fuly understands that he has to work hard and smart and I wish all dads would teach their kids such discipline and experiences in life they would never forget. When older they would enjoy the rewards adn would be light years ahead of those who were just ordinary.
Hi all of you you should really listen to William Branham's sermons they are very important to check th-cam.com/video/OmRfLZxL6xE/w-d-xo.html
"Child prodigy is about playing fast"
No. Just No
Kevin Z he’s got a point tho ppl often clickbait kids as child prodigies but really they can just play the piano insanely fast
Tycho Svoboda
S A C R I L E G I O U S
@@Shinman2 If you can play it slowly you can play it quickly
Hapedise Divide19 I was looking for this comment. Hello fellow twosetter.
Hapedise Divide19 nani
Amazing! It's so much fun to listen to him. All the best! ♥️
My 10 year old son plays as well as this fella does. My son plays classics, though, like liszt, beethoven, chopin motzart etc... my son has been playing for only 2 years, but he astonishes everyone he plays for, blew his piano teacher away, and he went on to an advanced piano course with a university.... hes starting to write his own pieces now and honestly, they sound like something incredibly professionally made by someone who has been writing music for a long time
His intervew at 4:20 is so perfectly accurate, glad he's composing already!
I pray this doesn't end in tragedy
I love his thinking and ideology. He is absolutely correct. Sacrilegious hacks like Lydian who just play fast should not be considered geniuses.
Edit: Lydian is starting to improve and put more emotion in his playing. Hope this keeps up.
@@cracknblast8247 when I clicked I was expecting him to be one of those who impresses by playing fast, but simple pieces like a robot with no emotion.
But does he know bOoGiE wOoGiE?
I hope he will never hear this kind of shit .
Jacek Dobecki 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
There are a few street pianos in Jerusalem. Who knows, Brendan might show up one day.
@@Fritz_Maisenbacher
You mean he shouldn't hear this?
th-cam.com/video/YlarOfyafc4/w-d-xo.html
its not just music, this boy has a keen understanding and perspective for things, the way this guys puts things, explains them, means he is minutely observing everything. And conveying in the best possible manner.
This is marvelous.
What a wonderful beautiful gift. I would most definitely go and watch him
I wonder why parents are so eager to push this wonderful boy into the adults life I am afraid it is more for satisfaction of their EGO than education. The boy plays the piano wonderfully but he is just a child!!! Ok, Mozart´s father was a tyrant as well but I thought all those times were well passed ago. It is abhorrent
Just asking - what should they do ? I'm legit not trying to piss you of, whatsoever.
Alma said, “Half the time I’m a little girl; the other half I’m a serious composer.” Guy and Janie Deutscher seem to have given her a relaxed path to Carnegie Hall.
I don't like his Father, far too pushy. I hope Ariel doesn't end up a basket case before he's twenty.
he's already 22
Lynda Painter ~ Lang Lang did.....!
People push too much, he is a child let music remain fun.
avetik32 th-cam.com/video/MNWYcpRJLmo/w-d-xo.html
this boy loves classical music
The father is living his life vicariously through his son. Unfortunately, that is, typically, a Jewish phenomenon. I wonder did anybody ask the boy if he was happy being pushed through his childhood?
he's really good, and his confidence - is through the roof
I can't begin to imagine how proud the parents must be. Cudos to their effort and passion they transmitted to their child in a way that was accepted and not rejected. And you young man deserve all the best in the world.
Its not about how gud you are in playing the piano
Is how much emotions you put in it and the pain to love it!
Don’t forget there’s a 8 year old Jonah Ho playing Hungarian Rhapsody No.2
Wait srsly?! How... is that even possible
well he must have some large hands
unnamed boi i wouldn’t say large hands but I can send you the link to it
unnamed boi th-cam.com/video/tQJbqg7Hj2A/w-d-xo.html
@@tsumi.24 that's quite large for a 9-year old
Thank you so much for sharing with me!
So wonderful!
So amazing!
God bless all!
He’s amazing!!! Gratitude for sharing his gift with others.
Simply wonderful! Thanks for sharing your God given talent with such variety.So enjoyable during this covid experience.Thanks so much and prayers will go directly up to The Heavenly Father.Bless you!
i know someone who plays just as well in my band. he got in when he was in 4th grade, even though the band was for high schoolers (we usually allow middle schoolers if they’re really good). he’s the main pianist, while im just the backup, even though he’s 6 years younger than me. he composes his own songs, too. by the way, he’s asian.
You Just had to mention that last part
Peter Thurman obviously lmao
Beautiful child - those eyes...
You are a Very great pianist.I'm so glad I was able to hear your work.I look forward to what you do in your future.
This proves that we sometimes bring forth information from previous lives into this one . This is so much bigger that just a child that happens to be gifted on the piano. this is part of the awakening process on this planet . so we can raise the vibration and break through the force screen in the mean time this is so amazing to see this boy !!
He’s amazing and a beautiful boy too. He will be great.
7:43 if my child would be playing like he did I wouldn't say: we will talk about that🙄🙄
What a fantastic gift to be able to play so well. Be careful of the 'pressure' that can come if you go at it too hard, but at your age, the world is your oyster. God Bless you and all you achieve.
I Show You What Genius Realy Means
In this video q the begin is a song "Sunday Morning" she compose it at age 3 and play it at age 5. It's made to a piano lesson.
VIDEO:
Piano Lesson based on the music of pianist & composer Emily Bear
Piano Lesson based on the music of pianist & composer Emily Bear
th-cam.com/video/YBFVpd-1MsU/w-d-xo.html
A PRODIGY HAS ALREADY DONE THE HARD WORK TO BECOME A WORLD CLASS MUSICIAN IN A FORMER LIFE.
Amazing musician !
This child Ariel is definitely a child Genius!!!!!!!!!! I really love 💕 his playing his attitude and his enthusiasm for music 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵Bravo Ariel Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 one day you will play all around the world 🌎.
Wow!! His parents were brilliant in how they raised him from the start, he is incredible...kudos to the whole family!
Parents putting too much pressure on this poor boy....he'll go on to his teenage years and perhaps revolt 😈
that was professional
What an impressive theory: A child can be the best in any field... just need the right guidance. I cannot imagine the work and effort both him and his parents had to put for him to achieve this goals. So glad I found this video!
Wonderful! In every sense of the word. Mozart, Saint-Saens and many others were extremely gifted at an early stage in their lives.
I love everything about this family and how it has provided such a healthful climate for this young man!
Keep up the great work Ariel; however, don't burn yourself out. There is plenty of time if God gives it to you! It is not about being young; it is about being musically sound at any age - bottom line.
Feel like he’s living his fathers dream somewhat.
He is goodd but did 5iy ever hear of Joey Alexander the great jazz pianist he was younger than him. And he can play jazz like the pros of yesterday, today, and always, now Joey is 14yrs old going on 15 yrs old.he started when he was 6yrs old. Loik him up you will see.
Fantastic Ariel. God Bless you always.
Gifted kid! Amazing! Congrats!
They should teach him to be humble
Angelo Idisi This is honestly the biggest thing. It’s amazing that he is this talented but he does need to learn how to be more humble.
You need to learn to shut up lol
İts good to be confident tho, especially in the music industry.
Damn right u need to learn to shut up 4:44
why?
So wonderful. However, has this boy had opportunities to do sports and dance and experience other arts and all other free-flowing things kids need to do? Maybe get in trouble like most little boys? Haha.
I am so pleased to see this talented boy and I sure hope the best for the rest of our youth.
Thank You
Dean Jackson
Seattle, WA
Everybody needs exercise, of course, but sports are a waste of time and a good way to bust up your bones, tendons and brain. I don't see that he's sacrificing anything except things in which he has limited to zero interest anyway.
So gifted a boy he is although I would love to see my son as gifted as your son is to enjoy all the things in the world. A Renaissance Man enabled to share his gifts.
Thank You
Dean Jackson
Seattle, WA
Thanks you @@gregs.2679
A prodigy child, A blessed young pianist - wish you A very great goodluck..
Hes great! Its the crocs that make him a notch above..... (humor)
Oh , and the hard work. Gifted? Disciplined? Talented? Time will tell
I've been trying to learn piano for a long time now...this brat blows me away!...NAW, he's no brat, he's a gifted savant, like my mother inlaw, Julliard trained pianist who played with precise measure and she sounded as stiff as her personality! My son plays like an angel, began playing age 3, was told he played with his soul...and that is a special gift not many are blessed with!
YES...young children can achieve a lot more than a 66 yr old woman...like me!...I learned "Hot Cross Bunns", both hands! This boy is NOT being abused...this child would NOT be happy playing kickball and playing video games..he MUST play music as that is in his soul.
Hi Zelda . . . . I've longed to be able to play piano just a little bit. Alas, I cannot. I should have started as a child.
@@clintwalkwood4503 why not start playing and learning to play? Never too old...I'm 66 with a learning disability and I am learning to read and play..you can do that too...I. finding a way to do that inspite of my ne disability and pain...tons of free piano everywhere and teachers will make sure that you have the opportunity to learn by discount lessons...or others will help you with your wanting to learn and sponsor you...if money is a problem
Thank you for your encouragement. God Bless You.
You will get tired, specially if you play late nights and not used to it.
The little guy is an incarnation of an old soul. Parents have not much in all this, they just have to support and encourage him in his efforts. Good luck !
You can see the music flying out of him an amazing prodigy! Superb 🎼👊🏼👏👏👏👏
Do your craft but remember you are a young boy be one and don’t work too hard without having fun!
I UNDERSTANDED THE MUSIC WHEN I WAS SMALL! playing the cat piano yeah I understood it.
How sweet, “Is it professional?” What a sweet baby. Love him.
Haha
Lovely looking little boy with great talent. So young and concerned that he feels obliged to carry on with the show. He will get over it, children are very resilient and he will live to enjoy another day and amaze his audiences with his ingenuity.
What a brilliant young man!
Does anyone know what song he is playing in the beginning, is it his own peice?
It's Beethoven that he's playing, not his own piece
Pioneer Spongebob do you really care
Beethoven sonata
Pioneer Spongebob it’s the third movement of a certain beethoven sonata in c minor
don’t remember sry
Beethoven sonata no 13, second movement
Prodigy: a young person who has a natural ability to do something extremely well. I guess his parents haven’t taken the time to look up the word in the dictionary for him to know the definition. He is a prodigy by definition.
Fantastic keep it up you have a God given talent Fritz
"it's now 10:30 pm"
Wow! When they said that I literally checked the time and it is indeed 10:30
That’s so weird and cool... I wish I had a talent😭😭
XxxSPECIALxxX You Do. IF YOU WORK AS HARD AS YOU MUST TO BECOME GREAT, THEN YOU HAVE THE TALENT.
I wish i didnt suck at everything
We've all got a talent, it's just up to us to find out what it is...🤔🙂
@@no-vo9bm
Don't run yourself down! Think positive if you can and you will accomplish more. Good luck..🙂
@@ladychatelaine697 well I'll keep on trying there's really nothing else I can do... good luck to you too..
nice
Talented and humble, most adults can't even grasp being humble, really cool kid
Beautiful, humble child.
A superb Talent. However, I was astonished and disappointed that the father was more than willing to take credit for his sons brilliance by saying it was because he was exposed to music from the beginning and not due to his sons innate abilities! What a massive ego his Father possesses. He then pushes his son to continue playing at a bar when he is exhausted. To top it off, his son is in tears when he cannot play his best because he is tired and his father fails to support or encourage him. I do find his parents exploitive. For those who say he is fake, they are clearly unaware of musical Talent, which this young man possesses in abundance. It is a shame his parents do not cherish him for who he is rather than what he can accomplish.
Kenneth Fils Actually scientifically exposing a child to something at a younger age will steer the brain to develop more on the thing you exposed your child to, whether it be being good at cooking or being able to play different instruments at different levels - hence a child prodigy or genius. However the part that I can agree with you is that the father is definitely putting too much pressure on the young child.
Aries Moon Rising No you..... after all in order to be pitch perfect one needs to have intensive music training at an early age, and trying to develop pitch perfect at an older age is close to impossible and only gets harder as you grow older, and that means something and is very significant in this sort-of debate we are having :/
Aries Moon Rising so actually people like you think you know and understand without doing research, when really you are the clueless one here.
@Skeptics we love you anyway oh wow, you're using big words! How intelligent of you! Also, you used the wrong "to" in your first comment! Seriously though, nobody said that the exposure did nothing, just that it wasn't the sole contributor- you can't possibly say that it was. Cheesey Kakei I do have to side with Skeptics slightly in that you are putting too much down as developed, rather than natural. You seemed to imply that being a genius is completely down to your life rather than predetermined, which is completely wrong- you can get smarter or dumber, but you are still naturally starting out at a certain place, and you really cant go from an IQ of 90 to 144.
@Skeptics we love you anyway My mistake. Also, do you know what discrimination means?
When i was his age my mom enrolled me to a piano class,,i was traumatized by the piano teacher coz whenever i make mistake she hit my hand with a wooden ruler..i just finished module 1 then i quit...
I am so sorry. Go back to it. You'll see.
How dare anyone hit a musician's hands! What a monsterous thing to do.
Absolutely amazing!
Limits only hold back those that doubt. Ariel has no limits. Love this determination.