her piano playing is superb and this theme and variations is fantastic! The theme is so beautifully formed to begin with and the variations are full of wit, charm, inventiveness, craft---all the qualities that composers strive for and she seems to effortlessly command...
Alma is an old soul, a child of music reincarnated. An angel, sent to give us hope, and inspiration. Above all, Alma, which means ‘soul’, in Spanish.... brings joy. Thank you Alma.
She's endlessly fascinating to watch I think because she's so different. You rarely see children presenting themselves the way Alma does, with such style and panache.
+StationOfdreams Alma is a genius-level example of the way children can blossom if they are encouraged to find their own creativity and aren't force-fed lifeless information in a regimented school setting.
It all comes down to how the brain is "wired" because there's no way simply "practicing" can cause what Alma has done all her life from an early age, the neurons and all the rest are connected better/differently that the average person. Even younger she was proficient on piano, pipe organ, violin, singing, composing and improvising complex music and already composed an opera! that doesn't come from practicing a couple of hours a day, the practising helps bring out muscle memory and strength, but most of the music is coming straight out of her imagination directly to her fingers with NO delay or indecision. It explains the genius of Mozart and the other child protegies in music and many other rhelms like math etc
I’m in my 40s and don’t write or play that well. People who hear me play say “you’re a genius!” And I always deny it. They think I’m being modest, but I’m just being utterly honest.thank you Alma for demonstrating genius.
I am simply awe struck. The talent. The intelligence. The way she speaks and interacts with her instrument and peers is like something of divine beauty, were the divine a real thing. I will definitely have to keep my ears tuned for any music she releases.
I recently found Alma and am so thankful I did! She is a joy to watch and listen, and I can't fathom what this brilliant and beautiful mind and soul will bring to us as the years go by!
So beautiful! Since I started listening to her music, my brains player is changed to "Alma classic" and is playing from early morning to late night. She is a gift to us from other world.
This is superb. Sophisticated variations at such a young age. If there is a Heaven, then Mozart, Beethoven and many others are gathered round to listen to this outstanding young composer and performer. My older sister composed as a child, and I could do improvisations over my sister's playing of "Love Is Blue", that was when I was 5 or so. We thought it was quite good at the time, but Alma is on another level ! What an amazing talent. Great to hear as usual.
We are blessed to see/hear this amazing talent! And of course, we now know that this melody became the basis for the third movement of her incredible piano concerto! Hopefully some day soon, her Carnegie Hall performance of the Piano Concerto with this Variation in E-flat major fully fleshed out will become available on You Tube or CD/DVD!
I have not been interested in any new composers since the 19th century. You have changed that, what an amazing talent you are. I look forward to being your fan for a long time.
🤍 🤍 🎶 Alma is wonderful in so many ways, so positive and forward thinking with her way of bringing old ways to the fore... musically and with her story telling.
Alma says that this melody came to her in a dream, and I have no trouble believing that. It really does have a way of sitting pleasantly in the semi-conscious mind while one is thinking about other things. How fortunate we are that she woke up, remembered it, and thought to write it down.
Liebe ALMA. Ich bilde Sänger aus. Deine NÄHE DES GELIEBTEN Ist ein Wunder. Es beginne jetzt, hoffentlich mit Deiner Erlaubnis ,meinen Sängern anzuvertrauen. Dennoch singst Du es einzigartig.Du brauchst keine Gesangsausbildung Die göttliche Seele, eben ALMA, strahlt aus Dir. Ich danke Gott für dieses Geschenk. Vielleicht darf ich Dir später dieses Lied von meinen Sängern einfach mal zuschicken. Gott segne dich WERNER
Last night I dreamed about my mother baking cinnamon rolls in the oven. Alma lives in her world. I live in mine. Through the window of wonder and admiration, I peer into hers.
Alma, it is delightful to see how this piece was integrated into your later works! As I say so often, thank you for sharing with us all your joy, your musical beauty, your fun and mischief, your Divine Loving connection!! 🕊🤍🤍🦋🤍🤍🕊
I’m sad my mother didn’t get to hear you! She would’ve flipped out! Keep playing and inventing forever. This is really the most gorgeous music I have ever heard :) ❤️ thank you for bringing it to us :)
"this Mozart not Alma"; probably, but we must remenber the first young compositions of Beethoven; In fact they remind us Mozart or Heandel; yes, and other musicians indeed. But then, in a time, Beethoven's compositions create a few new World in the music for all the times...Yes, perhaps Alma Deutscher now remind us Mozart, but..Pay attention: in the future we dont know what kind of World she will give us, and what kind of new sounds she will create...This is just the begining, and Yes, she is still growing (in music and mind) so just let's hear her music and follow her, we still seeing and hearing a coccoon, imagine whe she turns in butterfly...Danke Schön Alma
Yes. There is not a composer in the past who wasn't influenced by the giants that went before them. For instance, my favorite composer Rachmaninoff (who many think was a second rate composer who only composed two works, the C#minor prelude and the 2nd piano concerto. He finished 3 operas, 2 large liturgical works, 3 symphonies, a choral symphony, over 80 songs for voice and.piano, 4 piano concerti, a cello sonata and a wealth.of music for.one, two, and three pianos, etc.) His early music was heavily inspired by Tchaikovsky, Borodin, and Rimsky korsakov. However, we are talking about the 21st century composer, Alma Deutscher. Of course her music is influenced by those.she has heard since infancy, but yet each composition is uniquely "Alma Deutscher" and is full of her personality and sense of humor. How about the false finale of "Dance of the Solent Mermaids" or the little trick she played on the audience at the finale of the last movement of her string quartet, or the trick she played when everybody thought that "Cinderella" was done. After the audience realized the trick, the applause died down and then came the true finale. Now her music isn't only inspired by the galant period, but by early and the high romantic periods. The last few bars of the first movement of her violin concerto sounded like Tchaikovsky. Perhaps the composer whose early works could not be compared to any other was Prokoviev, except Gerswin on hard drugs.
What is very exciting about someone like Alma is that we get a very unique gift in the present that we can no longer get with many of the greats that have passed on. Not only do we get to hear Alma's music, but we also get to SEE HER actually performing her music. It is somewhat of a historical tragedy that many of the world's musical greats such as Mozart, Beethoven, and others lived before the time of recordings and videos and that we did not get to see them perform their songs themselves. I would have loved to see Liszt perform live. I hope she has a long and successful career where she continues to create, both as a virtuoso and as a composer.
There's a big wish inside my heart to learn this wunderful piece of music. And with big I mean big. I'm in love. And when I am in love it isn't enough to just listen. I really wish that Alma you can read my words, and some day there will be a score, so my dream can become true. I really thank you for this. It would take me a lot more practice than Alma or other pianists to play this piece, maybe three months or longer. But it would make me so happy. Greetings and much love from Germany
Alma wanders off into some nice dissonant chords in her intermezzi, spicing up her wonderful composition even more. Explaining her composition for the audience, that's what every young musician and composer should do in a private recital :-)
I always gasp with delight when I see my notification of a new video from you Alma! You are so surprising & delightful .. thanks for sharing your God-given talent with all of us who adore you! Blessings to you & many thanks!! :)
What I love about her music is that it follows in the style of classical music. It feels reassuring to know that more and more pieces are still being made in this style despite the era ending 200 years ago. Overall, well done Alma and I hope that you never give up your extraordinary talent!
This is as good as any classical masterpiece from the giants of the past. You are certainly the first Alma Deutscher, and you stand with the other masters as their equal!
Brava! Absolute genius. It may sound like Haydn or Mozart - but remember, Scriabin's early works sounded like Chopin. She's a marvel, and I am grateful to live in a world where she exists, though we are 50 years apart, alas. I will never hear her late works. But I look forward to her maturity. I loved the finale.
She is her own character and akin to a a new Victor Borge for the world to enjoy. Amazing old person in a young body. I would love to see her perform with Hassan and Ibrahim Ignatovi. Now that would be a concert and a half......Love and respect from Canada.
Alma, this is absolutely wonderful. I remember you describing this melody coming to you on your interview on the Today programme back in early November last year, and I love how you have developed that into this beautiful piece of music.
I get so sick of reading of the comparisons that are being made of this girl and the masters...This girl is quiet simple channeling the music from on high realms where the composers might just reside... So give the girl her due... She is Alma and she is fantastic...her music is Alma and that is fantastic....
Kant and Biomirth, I think you may have misread Karel’s intention. I read it as a statement that all the great composers were inspired from above, they “channeled” their music from above; they are all now in heaven, from which came their inspiration, and now she is receiving her inspiration from the same source. Of course I may have gone farther than Karel meant, that is also possible.
Divine inspiration,Divine talent. I love listening to you. Your music gets better month by month and has a very strong "signature" that identifies each composition as "yours". Mazaltov Rabah!
This is what happens when parents invest some money and time to make sure the children have at least a chance to learn a music discipline. Think of all the children like her we'll never hear about because they didn't get that support early in their lives. Amazing talent.
Alma, as always you delight us with your personality, compositions and playing! I look forward to many years of all you will have to share! Bravo x infinity!
Rondo is the most common form used in Mozart operas. She has a full understanding of musical form, which all composers should have a grounding. She is very advanced on her technique on piano and violin.
Something like that must be fiendishly difficult to learn, never mind compose. Her speech at the start is a very clear indication of how she thinks. It is simply information given because it might be useful. A trait common in the highly intelligent but made far clearer here. It exemplifies the brilliance within her music.
i think she is a genius, probably the best in the world when she gets older. i like the music but it does sound a lot like the other great composers but there is some nice difference.
Why has she not released a book with her Sheet Music? She is a miracle.. a blessing that God gifted us all. Her music needs to be heard by the world! I hope that when she is older she'll get signed by a record label and record all her music.
paul bouland: I agree. Alma is a rare free spirit who is writing beautiful music which should be cherished. To be signed by a big record label who would tell her when and what to write would be the worst thing that could happen to a wonderful creative genius, and beautiful human being like Alma. As Daniel S. Gleason says, her music does need to be heard, but not like that.
I really hope that Alma will not be influenced by the idiot who said that she must specialise either in piano or violin. Well! Clearly Julia Fischer has not! She is a BRILLIANT exponent of both instruments. Alma loves both instruments - she said so! Don't listen to these people, Alma. Please keep going just the way you are!
@@Pimpernell711 I am totally with you....! Follow your heart Alma, let the rest of the advice that comes your way filter out anything that does not fit with your best interest a s intuition, allowing only that which matches your inner knowing to be with you, to remain and help you. We love you, dear soul!
I often do. Alma has the capacity to make grown men cry, so beautiful is her music. Being privileged to be at the premiere of her opera Cinderella in Vienna in December, I and many others were enraptured by the whole utterly gorgeous performance. Alma is going to be one of the greatest composers of the 21st century.
So true. I watched a youtube of her Viloin concerto mouth agape in astonishment almost from the first notes, once the orchestra came in full force I openly wept literally unable to control it. I watched it again the next day and the same thing happened all over again.
I've listened to her Piano Sonata (both her performance at age 6 on youtube, and on the 2013 CD) many times, and it always leaves me in awe. The sonata, especially the first movement, is such a perfect gem of composition. It's a shame the score haven't been published yet.
Rosemary Isabel Brown (27 July 1916 - 16 November 2001) was an English composer, pianist and spirit medium who claimed that dead composers dictated new musical works to her. She created a small media sensation in the 1970s by presenting works purportedly dictated to her by Claude Debussy, Edvard Grieg, Franz Liszt, Franz Schubert, Frédéric Chopin, Igor Stravinsky, Johann Sebastian Bach, Johannes Brahms, Ludwig van Beethoven, Robert Schumann and Sergei Rachmaninoff.
Alma es una niña superdotada....me impresiona y me genera felicidad y alegría que exista alguien con tanto talento como si se tratase de una película....
I hope Alma soon gets an opportunity to try out one of the new Barenboim pianos. I would love to know what she makes of it. Pity there are only two of them in existence.(That's two pianos, there's only one Alma.)
I am writing this in July, 2016 and a few months ago Alma did get to play the Barenboim piano in Vienna with Maestro Daniel Barenboim and Maestro Zubin Mehta observing. These two musical giants are very big supporters of hers. Maestro Barenboim told her, "Everything that can't be taught you already have." Maestro Zubin Mehta is Alma's patron for the European debut of the full production of her opera "Cinderella" in Vienna this coming.December and January. This production is big budget.and will be for full orchestra, chorus, and dancers, besides the cast. This is going to be a world event. When was the last time an opera written by a child of ten (Alma is now eleven) performed in Vienna and not just written by a child, but a girl. Mozart's first major opera was written when he was eleven. Alma was working on her opera when she was eight. Alma has come a long way since this piece was first performed and has become a world class composer.
Thanks so much for this information. I've just seen the pictures of this meeting in Vienna in April 2016. Words fail me, it's like a fairy tale that Alma might have dreamed up herself.
her piano playing is superb and this theme and variations is fantastic! The theme is so beautifully formed to begin with and the variations are full of wit, charm, inventiveness, craft---all the qualities that composers strive for and she seems to effortlessly command...
Alma is an old soul, a child of music reincarnated. An angel, sent to give us hope, and inspiration.
Above all, Alma, which means ‘soul’, in Spanish.... brings joy.
Thank you Alma.
she's going to be a legend. glad that i'm alive to see her
Bella Handoko a genius for the ages during our time. How exciting!
So do I . From Brasil 🇧🇷💚💛
She already is a legend.
She's endlessly fascinating to watch I think because she's so different. You rarely see children presenting themselves the way Alma does, with such style and panache.
+StationOfdreams Alma is a genius-level example of the way children can blossom if they are encouraged to find their own creativity and aren't force-fed lifeless information in a regimented school setting.
The complexity of her compositions at such a young age is remarkable.
Rex Cluff not even for her age. That phrasing is impressive at any age.
It all comes down to how the brain is "wired" because there's no way simply "practicing" can cause what Alma has done all her life from an early age, the neurons and all the rest are connected better/differently that the average person. Even younger she was proficient on piano, pipe organ, violin, singing, composing and improvising complex music and already composed an opera! that doesn't come from practicing a couple of hours a day, the practising helps bring out muscle memory and strength, but most of the music is coming straight out of her imagination directly to her fingers with NO delay or indecision. It explains the genius of Mozart and the other child protegies in music and many other rhelms like math etc
I’m in my 40s and don’t write or play that well. People who hear me play say “you’re a genius!” And I always deny it. They think I’m being modest, but I’m just being utterly honest.thank you Alma for demonstrating genius.
it's one thing to be a prodigious player but alma's ability to compose brilliant music is surreal.
I am simply awe struck. The talent. The intelligence. The way she speaks and interacts with her instrument and peers is like something of divine beauty, were the divine a real thing. I will definitely have to keep my ears tuned for any music she releases.
This is one of several of her early works that I so wish she would release sheet music for: I would, personally, love to play these variations.
Dear Alma is the most extraordinarily gifted young Lady and the way she presents herself is an absolute credit to her Parents.
Her family is central to her confidence I am sure, but her own prodigious talent and work ethic are formidable in a child.
She's a jewel and lovely to watch and listen. Already a creator of beautiful music.So talented !!!
The best talented composer and interpreter alive. A pure genious. Alma,you are music.
I recently found Alma and am so thankful I did! She is a joy to watch and listen, and I can't fathom what this brilliant and beautiful mind and soul will bring to us as the years go by!
She is well worth following! I am glad you found her now!
So beautiful! Since I started listening to her music, my brains player is changed to "Alma classic" and is playing from early morning to late night. She is a gift to us from other world.
This child combines ballet with piano in that she lives the piece she is playing and interpreting. Pure magic.
This is superb. Sophisticated variations at such a young age. If there is a Heaven, then Mozart, Beethoven and many others are gathered round to listen to this outstanding young composer and performer. My older sister composed as a child, and I could do improvisations over my sister's playing of "Love Is Blue", that was when I was 5 or so. We thought it was quite good at the time, but Alma is on another level ! What an amazing talent. Great to hear as usual.
Notice the delicacy of her playing. It is very Alma. Then the unexpected fierceness of the coda. She has it all!
We are blessed to see/hear this amazing talent! And of course, we now know that this melody became the basis for the third movement of her incredible piano concerto! Hopefully some day soon, her Carnegie Hall performance of the Piano Concerto with this Variation in E-flat major fully fleshed out will become available on You Tube or CD/DVD!
I have not been interested in any new composers since the 19th century. You have changed that, what an amazing talent you are. I look forward to being your fan for a long time.
🤍 🤍 🎶 Alma is wonderful in so many ways, so positive and forward thinking with her way of bringing old ways to the fore... musically and with her story telling.
Alma says that this melody came to her in a dream, and I have no trouble believing that. It really does have a way of sitting pleasantly in the semi-conscious mind while one is thinking about other things. How fortunate we are that she woke up, remembered it, and thought to write it down.
Liebe ALMA.
Ich bilde Sänger aus.
Deine NÄHE DES GELIEBTEN
Ist ein Wunder.
Es beginne jetzt, hoffentlich mit Deiner Erlaubnis ,meinen Sängern
anzuvertrauen.
Dennoch singst Du es einzigartig.Du brauchst keine Gesangsausbildung
Die göttliche Seele, eben
ALMA, strahlt aus Dir.
Ich danke Gott für dieses Geschenk.
Vielleicht darf ich Dir später dieses Lied von meinen Sängern einfach mal zuschicken.
Gott segne dich
WERNER
Things come to me in dreams and when I wake up my ideas were vapid. Alma dreams and what comes out is beautiful and intricate music. Genius indeed!
Last night I dreamed about my mother baking cinnamon rolls in the oven. Alma lives in her world. I live in mine. Through the window of wonder and admiration, I peer into hers.
this is an awesome composition it's like a fairy tale thank you Alma for making me feel like that. you are a gift to the world
OMG Praise be to God that He has given us a great composer for the first time in centuries!!!! And I'm alive to wonder at His works!
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Thanks for this beautiful wonderful gift Alma.
Alma, it is delightful to see how this piece was integrated into your later works! As I say so often, thank you for sharing with us all your joy, your musical beauty, your fun and mischief, your Divine Loving connection!!
🕊🤍🤍🦋🤍🤍🕊
I’m sad my mother didn’t get to hear you! She would’ve flipped out! Keep playing and inventing forever. This is really the most gorgeous music I have ever heard :) ❤️ thank you for bringing it to us :)
I would love to see some ballerinas dance to this awesome creation of music. I'm not saying it the proper way but you get what I'm saying. Beautiful!
"this Mozart not Alma"; probably, but we must remenber the first young compositions of Beethoven; In fact they remind us Mozart or Heandel; yes, and other musicians indeed. But then, in a time, Beethoven's compositions create a few new World in the music for all the times...Yes, perhaps Alma Deutscher now remind us Mozart, but..Pay attention: in the future we dont know what kind of World she will give us, and what kind of new sounds she will create...This is just the begining, and Yes, she is still growing (in music and mind) so just let's hear her music and follow her, we still seeing and hearing a coccoon, imagine whe she turns in butterfly...Danke Schön Alma
Yes. There is not a composer in the past who wasn't influenced by the giants that went before them. For instance, my favorite composer Rachmaninoff (who many think was a second rate composer who only composed two works, the C#minor prelude and the 2nd piano concerto. He finished 3 operas, 2 large liturgical works, 3 symphonies, a choral symphony, over 80 songs for voice and.piano, 4 piano concerti, a cello sonata and a wealth.of music for.one, two, and three pianos, etc.) His early music was heavily inspired by Tchaikovsky, Borodin, and Rimsky korsakov. However, we are talking about the 21st century composer, Alma Deutscher. Of course her music is influenced by those.she has heard since infancy, but yet each composition is uniquely "Alma Deutscher" and is full of her personality and sense of humor. How about the false finale of "Dance of the Solent Mermaids" or the little trick she played on the audience at the finale of the last movement of her string quartet, or the trick she played when everybody thought that "Cinderella" was done. After the audience realized the trick, the applause died down and then came the true finale. Now her music isn't only inspired by the galant period, but by early and the high romantic periods. The last few bars of the first movement of her violin concerto sounded like Tchaikovsky. Perhaps the composer whose early works could not be compared to any other was Prokoviev, except Gerswin on hard drugs.
What is very exciting about someone like Alma is that we get a very unique gift in the present that we can no longer get with many of the greats that have passed on. Not only do we get to hear Alma's music, but we also get to SEE HER actually performing her music. It is somewhat of a historical tragedy that many of the world's musical greats such as Mozart, Beethoven, and others lived before the time of recordings and videos and that we did not get to see them perform their songs themselves. I would have loved to see Liszt perform live. I hope she has a long and successful career where she continues to create, both as a virtuoso and as a composer.
I think she will become one of the greatest movie composers of all time.
Beethoven's 1st Symphony is Haydn's 105th.
I wonder how great will she be 50 years from now... I just hope I'll be alive and able to hear.
absoftitanium with the advances of medicine until then, I really think people will easily live beyond 115 :D
There's a big wish inside my heart to learn this wunderful piece of music. And with big I mean big. I'm in love. And when I am in love it isn't enough to just listen. I really wish that Alma you can read my words, and some day there will be a score, so my dream can become true. I really thank you for this.
It would take me a lot more practice than Alma or other pianists to play this piece, maybe three months or longer. But it would make me so happy.
Greetings and much love from Germany
This just brings tears to my eyes, so beautiful!!!
she is adorable, extremely talented and when she talks she sounds like an adult, plus her accent is really awesome keep up the good work ^_^
Her father is a renowned linguist. She speaks posh English, like the Queen.
Alma wanders off into some nice dissonant chords in her intermezzi, spicing up her wonderful composition even more.
Explaining her composition for the audience, that's what every young musician and composer should do in a private recital :-)
Alma has a great command of harmony and dis-harmony. Check her playing chromatic improvisations at 5 years old.
Beyond belief. Talent with charm character and extraordinary skill. A joy to watch.
This is great, Alma! I love variations on themes. I hope we hear more from you soon!
I always gasp with delight when I see my notification of a new video from you Alma! You are so surprising & delightful .. thanks for sharing your God-given talent with all of us who adore you! Blessings to you & many thanks!! :)
Ah, good to hear from you again :) Love the music; it's amazing
Thank you sharing your new music with us. This piece is very beautiful.
What I love about her music is that it follows in the style of classical music. It feels reassuring to know that more and more pieces are still being made in this style despite the era ending 200 years ago. Overall, well done Alma and I hope that you never give up your extraordinary talent!
This is not just a work of a brilliant composer but by a genius musicians,
This is as good as any classical masterpiece from the giants of the past. You are certainly the first Alma Deutscher, and you stand with the other masters as their equal!
Alma, you bring smiles and joy with your beautiful music!
an oasis of calm and joy!
Can't wait to hear her Symphony N0. 1.
She’s writing it.
So Graceful and such a Lady.
Brava! Absolute genius. It may sound like Haydn or Mozart - but remember, Scriabin's early works sounded like Chopin. She's a marvel, and I am grateful to live in a world where she exists, though we are 50 years apart, alas. I will never hear her late works. But I look forward to her maturity. I loved the finale.
She is her own character and akin to a a new Victor Borge for the world to enjoy. Amazing old person in a young body. I would love to see her perform with Hassan and Ibrahim Ignatovi. Now that would be a concert and a half......Love and respect from Canada.
You create a new life to the music. Unique prodigy of the 21th century
Now this piece has been turned to the finale of her Piano Concerto.
Alma, this is absolutely wonderful. I remember you describing this melody coming to you on your interview on the Today programme back in early November last year, and I love how you have developed that into this beautiful piece of music.
Bravo Alma! Very lovely & beautiful! So adore your music!
I get so sick of reading of the comparisons that are being made of this girl and the masters...This girl is quiet simple channeling the music from on high realms where the composers might just reside... So give the girl her due... She is Alma and she is fantastic...her music is Alma and that is fantastic....
karel, like very much your comment
karel meerbach your comment is...
Absolutely nonsensical.
Agreed. He's like: "Please, give Alma credit! And the way to do that is to suggest she channels people that are actually good". WHUT.
Alma Deutscher is simply channeling...... Alma Deutscher!
Kant and Biomirth, I think you may have misread Karel’s intention. I read it as a statement that all the great composers were inspired from above, they “channeled” their music from above; they are all now in heaven, from which came their inspiration, and now she is receiving her inspiration from the same source. Of course I may have gone farther than Karel meant, that is also possible.
What a powerful piece. Love her music!
What a privilege to witness this...
Divine inspiration,Divine talent. I love listening to you. Your music gets better month by month and has a very strong "signature" that identifies each composition as "yours". Mazaltov Rabah!
A beautiful piece . what an inspiration to us all!
Happy for this new sharing. Beautiful and delightful piece
Brilliant, both the composition and the performance. Thanks for uploading this.
FANTASTIC! I love it! Great job Alma!
Outstanding.
This is what happens when parents invest some money and time to make sure the children have at least a chance to learn a music discipline. Think of all the children like her we'll never hear about because they didn't get that support early in their lives.
Amazing talent.
Incredibly beautiful
This a very enjoyable video Alma, and played so well.
I love this piece, she is such a beautiful musician and her touch is heavenly. God bless you Alma.
This young lady is truly amazing and talented! What were You doing at age 6 (when she composed her first sonata)? Thank you Alma!
Alma, as always you delight us with your personality, compositions and playing! I look forward to many years of all you will have to share! Bravo x infinity!
Beautiful music yet again, and a fascinating spoken introduction first. (Did you write that too? You have a wicked sense of humour!)
Rondo is the most common form used in Mozart operas. She has a full understanding of musical form, which all composers should have a grounding. She is very advanced on her technique on piano and violin.
she is so classical!! :D i wonder if she will compose more romantic or even later works soon
Something like that must be fiendishly difficult to learn, never mind compose. Her speech at the start is a very clear indication of how she thinks. It is simply information given because it might be useful. A trait common in the highly intelligent but made far clearer here. It exemplifies the brilliance within her music.
God has sent this little angel to revive classical music, thx God🙏🙏🌹😍😊
i think she is a genius, probably the best in the world when she gets older. i like the music but it does sound a lot like the other great composers but there is some nice difference.
So pure energy ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Why has she not released a book with her Sheet Music? She is a miracle.. a blessing that God gifted us all. Her music needs to be heard by the world! I hope that when she is older she'll get signed by a record label and record all her music.
I hope not. I hope she release herself on her own label and own schedule.
paul bouland: I agree. Alma is a rare free spirit who is writing beautiful music which should be cherished. To be signed by a big record label who would tell her when and what to write would be the worst thing that could happen to a wonderful creative genius, and beautiful human being like Alma. As Daniel S. Gleason says, her music does need to be heard, but not like that.
I really hope that Alma will not be influenced by the idiot who said that she must specialise either in piano or violin. Well! Clearly Julia Fischer has not! She is a BRILLIANT exponent of both instruments. Alma loves both instruments - she said so! Don't listen to these people, Alma. Please keep going just the way you are!
Her singing voice is also maturing nicely!
@@Pimpernell711 I am totally with you....!
Follow your heart Alma, let the rest of the advice that comes your way filter out anything that does not fit with your best interest a s intuition, allowing only that which matches your inner knowing to be with you, to remain and help you.
We love you, dear soul!
it's dramatically and harmonically. i like this piece. :)
Magnificent Alma!
Yes, we had better concentrate hard because this girl is the real article.
You will weep when you listen to some of her compositions!
I often do. Alma has the capacity to make grown men cry, so beautiful is her music. Being privileged to be at the premiere of her opera Cinderella in Vienna in December, I and many others were enraptured by the whole utterly gorgeous performance. Alma is going to be one of the greatest composers of the 21st century.
So true. I watched a youtube of her Viloin concerto mouth agape in astonishment almost from the first notes, once the orchestra came in full force I openly wept literally unable to control it. I watched it again the next day and the same thing happened all over again.
I've listened to her Piano Sonata (both her performance at age 6 on youtube, and on the 2013 CD) many times, and it always leaves me in awe. The sonata, especially the first movement, is such a perfect gem of composition. It's a shame the score haven't been published yet.
She is quite the show girl and loves performing before an audience.
Ela é sem dúvida um gênio e que merece toda a atenção e respeito possíveis.
Wow. I love your music
OMG only 3 months after her 9th birthday!
Que belleza por Dios. Ella es hermosa y buena. Agradecido de poder ver a alguien tan grande en mi propia epoca. Gracias Alma, gracias Dios.
Amazing finale at 5:58
Quite spectacular
Rosemary Isabel Brown (27 July 1916 - 16 November 2001) was an English composer, pianist and spirit medium who claimed that dead composers dictated new musical works to her. She created a small media sensation in the 1970s by presenting works purportedly dictated to her by Claude Debussy, Edvard Grieg, Franz Liszt, Franz Schubert, Frédéric Chopin, Igor Stravinsky, Johann Sebastian Bach, Johannes Brahms, Ludwig van Beethoven, Robert Schumann and Sergei Rachmaninoff.
I keep thinking she is playing a Mozart piece, then I realize its her own.
Mozart also had written many good variations with good structure like this.
Akane Cortich Yes, there is a repeated sense of “double vision” when comparing little girl Alma Deutscher with the person who can do....this.
Alma es una niña superdotada....me impresiona y me genera felicidad y alegría que exista alguien con tanto talento como si se tratase de una película....
Superb performance!
I hope Alma soon gets an opportunity to try out one of the new Barenboim pianos. I would love to know what she makes of it. Pity there are only two of them in existence.(That's two pianos, there's only one Alma.)
I am writing this in July, 2016 and a few months ago Alma did get to play the Barenboim piano in Vienna with Maestro Daniel Barenboim and Maestro Zubin Mehta observing. These two musical giants are very big supporters of hers. Maestro Barenboim told her, "Everything that can't be taught you already have." Maestro Zubin Mehta is Alma's patron for the European debut of the full production of her opera "Cinderella" in Vienna this coming.December and January. This production is big budget.and will be for full orchestra, chorus, and dancers, besides the cast. This is going to be a world event. When was the last time an opera written by a child of ten (Alma is now eleven) performed in Vienna and not just written by a child, but a girl. Mozart's first major opera was written when he was eleven. Alma was working on her opera when she was eight. Alma has come a long way since this piece was first performed and has become a world class composer.
Thanks so much for this information. I've just seen the pictures of this meeting in Vienna in April 2016. Words fail me, it's like a fairy tale that Alma might have dreamed up herself.
Incredible!!!
Absolutely, my friend!!
At last the real music is back.
Is there anywhere that I could find sheet music of any of Alma's piano pieces? I love them so much!
Great!!! Wonderful!!! 😘 😘 😘 💖 💖
beautiful
LOVE LOVE it so much
Super!
Love it!
Imagine her late quartets...
LOL . . . bravo!
hhoward14 Her 2 early quartet movements, in A and G are very nice indeed.
Estos prodigios se dan cada 500 años me encantan