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in lang lang bio, it stated that his father was good enough to be professional but at the time china wasnt big on music and there was very little freedom so he had to give up on his musical career. that's why he placed his hopes on lang lang
Well yea it was communist China, China started cracking down in music so there aren’t any mainland musicians So the only way to get into music is to either be lucky to be from HK/Macau or ‘flee’ there. Also probably Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore.
@EmmanuelttPiano Lang Lang may have not been happy in his childhood, but as an adult you can clearly see he’s grateful for all the discipline his dad has given him. So I wouldn’t call it abusive
That's partially true, but his dad also put huge pressure on him and for example wanted Lang Lang to kill himself when he didn't succeed in a piano competition. The pressure worked though
Not when he did not succeed in a piano competition, but when a teacher unreasonably criticized Lang Lang in a way that his father believed Lang lang did something wrong.
KISSIN NI Actually this piece is 赛马, quite a famous erhu piece. Langlang introduced it as "Competing horses" but the more proper translation would probably be Horseracing.
Papa Lang used to be a professional Erhu performer. However, due to many reasons, he could not play professionally in an orchestra. But he is musical and artistic for sure. Edit: thank you all for the likes
@@justinbill3101 pizzicato is not an infinitive form, it's a past participle, often used a as a non in music. Sorry, just an annoying italian guy passing by. PS: don't put pineapple on pizza. Bye!
RamirezHD yes... you should read his autobiography, his father was a madman doing whatever he could to let Lang Lang reach this position. He even gave up his job as a police man for Lang Lang's career. His dad is obviously damn proud now.
Yeah cakez, I read somewhere about all the struggles they had in the family to put him out. It was sort of like a Mozart type of story. I am really happy for his father. Thanks to the family efforts and his natural talent we can enjoy exquisite music from Lang.
The brilliant Lang Lang, a longtime favourite of mine excels in this duet with his father, Lang Guo-ren. The music is fun and laughs at itself. The ancient instrument leads the piano and then later, dances with the piano, an embrace of two rhythms. The sum product of these virtuosos produces a light care-free masterpiece with such a loving intertwining of father and son. I see it as a musical interpretation of love, life and the marvellous expression of being alive. Thank you so much for this admirable video presentation.
Lang Lang nació en Shenyang, Liaoning, China en 1982, en el seno de una familia del clan manchú Niohuru, que dio a luz una larga línea de emperadores Qing. Su música es un reflejo de la cultura de la antigua región de Manchukúo las llanuras dónde galopan los caballos y pasta el ganado Fuente Wikipedia
Every time I watch this I have tears in my eyes- it’s not because of their astonishing skills but how immersed they are into the music. The enormous pleasure in their eyes shows how much they enjoy playing the piece together and that deeply touches my soul. Kudos to the Dad who finally made it to the stage all musicians dream to get on. There is a great biography by BBC about Lang Lang called “ Do or Die”, for those who were arguing below about why Lang lang’s dad didn’t have a career as professional er hu player, watch the biography starting at 28:00. Both Lang lang’s dad and mom were talented musicians since they were young, yet unfortunately during the time they grew up, the political group that one’s family was assigned to dictated the fate of the entire family. For example, one wouldn’t be admitted to college or find a decent job if s/he was from a wrong kind of family. Lang lang’s grandfather on his dad’s side was labeled as anti-revolutionary and was persecuted. As a result, his dad would have no chance to get a good job as a erhu musician no matter how good he was.
I only read the persecuted part because that interested me It was all due to Honorable Chairman Mao Zedong sparking a cultural revolution that destroyed cultural artifacts, burned down historical sites, and ostracized anyone who wasn't for communism. It still was a major league problem heading into 1976, during the transition to socialism with Chinese characteristics because you were not allowed to protest lest the army mow you down.
First, the piece was AMAZING!!! The contrast between the 2 instruments was perfect!! Next, it made it better that it was he and his father! When he said..."this is my father" we could hear the pride! from Lang Lang and say the pride in his father's face!!!
Bravo, bravissimo! Schön, dass er auch die Musik seines Volkes aufführt. Sein Vater ist genauso genial wie er. Eine Freude, die beiden zu sehen und zu hören. Das waren wirklich zwei wilde Pferde
Did anyone notice the chord they used at 3:09 and again at 3:19? The traditional piece uses a iv chord there, but this performance used a bII (called neapolitan I believe?), which is definitely more romantic and a little westernized. A great little touch!
The final bow always brings a tear to my eye - they are both so proud of each other I think it is a very special moment not only for them but for all of us.
Wow! What a super performance from Father and Son. It is glorious to watch and listen to them. Magnificent! Thank you ever so much to both of you and God bless you more and more abundantly.
The erhu is so-named because it has two strings. Those two strings can produce an incredible variety and range of sounds, and in the hands of a skilled player, it's like a magician's hat.
Lang Guo Ren made Lang Lang practice 40 hrs a day and now he's a rival of Ling Ling Edit: but to be fair, compare this to other versions. This has a lot of emotion behind it that many other artists don't include. I love how they r actually mimicking the horses and not just playing a random piece
Fabulous in so many ways - the love, talent and pride between a father and son, the very warm American reception and the beautifully played evocative music.
The emotion and togetherness, how they swell in one sound and work so well. It’s impressive with the passion and phrasing. Gorgeous, his father was amazing and the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Horse racing in the East has no track, but runs wildly on the grassland. If you are far ahead, you can slow down and browse the scenery easily. This is why the slow lyricism appears in the Er Hu solo 《Horse Racing》. This is incredible in the Western horse racing scene.
It’s a mix of three pieces, all “horsey Mongolian style” 1) racing horses 2) galloping in the boundless prairie 3) galloping war horses (English translated)
Bravissimiii,.. io son stata a suonare in Cina,, ma è la prima volta che sento suonare così bene l'erhu!!! Complimenti a d entrambi,, che meraviglioso affiatamento!!..
I feel so grateful to be alive during a time that I could see such a masterful performance...I think for me personally what makes it even more beautiful is the obvious adoration that they seem to have for each other.
It’s just perfect! PERFECT! I can see two horses competing in the grassland of inner Mongolia. I hear the joyful galloping sound, the waves of grass, the cheering of people and so many more. It’s an absolute pleasure to hear it every time.
Very beautiful to see Lang Lang with his father. Too beautiful! ❤❤ Lang Lang is a very sensitive human being that I admire for attitudes like this with his father. A son who loves his parents deserves respect in life. Thank you Lang Lang 🙏
The horses came in even. This instrument looks somewhat like a cello...............but more of a challenge to master. He's the BOSS alright. Father & son make a great concert together. (Bet they both studied 23 hours a day. Standing ovation here in the cheap seats !!!!!!
Wow! What a truly sensational, truly virtuosic Work! Also, I discovered this Chinese ins- trument! I only knew the Pipa, from the recording of Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra. There are so, so many womderful things to be discovered, and, enjoyed, in this world! This video is so enjoyable, positive and illustrative! Lang Lang, your Father is a---- SENSATIONAL---- MEGA VIRTUOSO, WORTHY OF NEVER-ENDING: STANDING OVATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lang Lang, bring us more of such delightful videos!!!! Thank you, You Tube!!!!
I'm amazed at how this instrument is played - the strings are nowhere near the neck so the pressure that is applied on them is applied in thin air with nothing to press against, and it sounds like it would if there was a neck to press against! Utterly fascinating, and what a great father-son duo!
dimitri Yeah. Greek taught that earth is the centre of the universe. And who disagree will be sentenced to death. Aristotle also say women have fewer teeth than men 😓. He also say eels dont reproduce but they SPONTANEOUSLY GENERATE FROM MUD. 😌😌 I laugh so hard hahahha. French+Brits+German are the best. They truly taught everything to the world. Greek just taught easy things. Everything greek taught is easy and everyone knows it even if u didnt teach. 😑😑😑
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papa Lang Lang is a BOSS!
Great comment, and true.
Agree
No, he isn't. He almost drove his son to suicide.
Christopher A its because at the time Lang Lang dishonour his famiry
No shit Sherlock
Lang Lang, a rival of the Ling Ling bloodline.
His dad made him practice only 23 hours a day, unfortunately. There’s no competition and no rivalry :D
One practices 40 hrs
The other practices 23 hrs
There’s no competition lol
I am Better than both even tho i practice 1 hour a day
Lang Lang literally translated horse race into competing horses lmao...🤣🤣🤣
I am Chinese, the original meaning is horse race lmao
Lol!!
Wow I've listened to a lot of erhu and I can tell you his father is hell of a player.
in lang lang bio, it stated that his father was good enough to be professional but at the time china wasnt big on music and there was very little freedom so he had to give up on his musical career. that's why he placed his hopes on lang lang
Well yea it was communist China, China started cracking down in music so there aren’t any mainland musicians
So the only way to get into music is to either be lucky to be from HK/Macau or ‘flee’ there. Also probably Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore.
Nij Jin HAHA why u call him a sheep like that😂
Nij Jin no need to defend your country
Poor Little Sheep I am your 1,000th like!!!
Imagine how it must feel to be a parent and hear thunderous applause at “this is my father.” I’m tearing up just thinking about it
❤️❤️❤️
it feels like applause well deserved.
So true!!! 💖💖💖
He said that his strict childhood is what got him into piano and that he does not regret his fathers decisions@EmmanuelttPiano
@EmmanuelttPiano Lang Lang may have not been happy in his childhood, but as an adult you can clearly see he’s grateful for all the discipline his dad has given him. So I wouldn’t call it abusive
It is also his dad that made Lang Lang come this far. Parents play a very important rol in one's success.
Jibby Piano and destruction
Jibby Piano not for everyone
Scottis Samurai. eh?
That's partially true, but his dad also put huge pressure on him and for example wanted Lang Lang to kill himself when he didn't succeed in a piano competition. The pressure worked though
Not when he did not succeed in a piano competition, but when a teacher unreasonably criticized Lang Lang in a way that his father believed Lang lang did something wrong.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the fact his dad made a HORSE NEIGHING NOISE WITH THE ERHU!!! AMAZING
And galloping hooves!
The last part sounded like a horse so much! Wow. They're both amazing.
YES, THIS PIECE NAMES :SISTERS OF THE GRASSLAND
KISSIN NI Actually this piece is 赛马, quite a famous erhu piece. Langlang introduced it as "Competing horses" but the more proper translation would probably be Horseracing.
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Wow, the dad's playing is 100% perfect. He nailed a super realistic trot and horse neigh, and the spins he added on the song were great.
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Agreed. It’s not easy and he did such a great job!
The man who raised the madman and the madman himself. A perfect combination.
No madmen on stage but a mad comment indeed by + The Android Next Door
If madmen can enchant a crowd, then they are geniuses!
There is no genius without a piece of madness..
@@lovemetu I think they meant it as a compliment
the way he looked at his dad during the performance was so heartwarming
The amount of fun it looks like they had is just as heartwarming, I think. They're literally playing, and I love it.
I bowed my head when his dad bowed. It was weird
STEVE LEVELEVE Why?🤔
I did that too
your weird
STEVE LEVELEVE good
Omg I thought I was he only one...
Spooky
Papa Lang used to be a professional Erhu performer. However, due to many reasons, he could not play professionally in an orchestra. But he is musical and artistic for sure.
Edit: thank you all for the likes
Chopin Ballade “many reasons” fuck the CCP.
Alexander Alekhine fuck you
Raymond Acbotte do you support communism?
@@frozennbutter6425 : It's not about communism; it's about the CCP's totalitarian dictatorship and oppression.
Aküma it is partially about communism though. It’s literally in the name. “communist party of China”
Wait.....What?!
Pizzicato on the Er hu?!
Why can't ?? Also got strings
Yes, you have to make sure to rest the bow on one of the strings, and you can pluck on the other string.
You can pizzcato on every string instruments cant you 🤔?
Yes
@@justinbill3101 pizzicato is not an infinitive form, it's a past participle, often used a as a non in music.
Sorry, just an annoying italian guy passing by.
PS: don't put pineapple on pizza.
Bye!
I smiled like the biggest idiot watching these two masters have the time of their lives.
HOLY CRAP LANG LANG'S FATHER IS GODLIKE ON THE ERHU!!! They also make a good father and son team
Jesus is Lord, He died on the Cross then rose again to save us from sin, Please repent and get right with Him before its too late.
2:07 this is one of the most beautiful melodies I've ever heard in my life
0:50 that is the face of a proud father to the max.
you wouldn't know what that looks like
RamirezHD yes... you should read his autobiography, his father was a madman doing whatever he could to let Lang Lang reach this position. He even gave up his job as a police man for Lang Lang's career. His dad is obviously damn proud now.
I know man it sucks, I am going to kill myself now, thank you gravitytricks for being so honest.
Yeah cakez, I read somewhere about all the struggles they had in the family to put him out. It was sort of like a Mozart type of story. I am really happy for his father. Thanks to the family efforts and his natural talent we can enjoy exquisite music from Lang.
RamirezHD same. Without Lang Guoren (his father) Lang Lang wouldn't be where he is right now.
The brilliant Lang Lang, a longtime favourite of mine excels in this duet with his father, Lang Guo-ren. The music is fun and laughs at itself. The ancient instrument leads the piano and then later, dances with the piano, an embrace of two rhythms. The sum product of these virtuosos produces a light care-free masterpiece with such a loving intertwining of father and son. I see it as a musical interpretation of love, life and the marvellous expression of being alive. Thank you so much for this admirable video presentation.
I apreciate very much what you rhino about their performance.
Well written Peter. It was just a horse racing song. You have given it a meaning!
Lang Lang nació en Shenyang, Liaoning, China en 1982, en el seno de una familia del clan manchú Niohuru, que dio a luz una larga línea de emperadores Qing.
Su música es un reflejo de la cultura de la antigua región de Manchukúo las llanuras dónde galopan los caballos y pasta el ganado
Fuente Wikipedia
3:50 I can't begin to imagine how hard that must be. Masterful.
That horse sound amazing.
No it’s not hard, I play morin huur, it’s basically the same instrument but from mongolia
Well, that's the sound that always comes out of me playing the violin
@@summerwinterfall you’re right,its literally just staccato and gliss at that same time
@@summerwinterfall I believe you have good experiences with horses then.
Every time I watch this I have tears in my eyes- it’s not because of their astonishing skills but how immersed they are into the music. The enormous pleasure in their eyes shows how much they enjoy playing the piece together and that deeply touches my soul. Kudos to the Dad who finally made it to the stage all musicians dream to get on.
There is a great biography by BBC about Lang Lang called “ Do or Die”, for those who were arguing below about why Lang lang’s dad didn’t have a career as professional er hu player, watch the biography starting at 28:00. Both Lang lang’s dad and mom were talented musicians since they were young, yet unfortunately during the time they grew up, the political group that one’s family was assigned to dictated the fate of the entire family. For example, one wouldn’t be admitted to college or find a decent job if s/he was from a wrong kind of family. Lang lang’s grandfather on his dad’s side was labeled as anti-revolutionary and was persecuted. As a result, his dad would have no chance to get a good job as a erhu musician no matter how good he was.
Where are they reside now
I only read the persecuted part because that interested me
It was all due to Honorable Chairman Mao Zedong sparking a cultural revolution that destroyed cultural artifacts, burned down historical sites, and ostracized anyone who wasn't for communism. It still was a major league problem heading into 1976, during the transition to socialism with Chinese characteristics because you were not allowed to protest lest the army mow you down.
The erhu sounds fricken amazing!! He plays it so cleanly and effortless, masterful!
2 masters playing with impeccable chemistry between father and son.
Virtuoso Father; virtuoso son! Yaassss!!
Father and son engaged in such shared virtuosity. What a rare and beautiful thing to witness... thank you
I had no idea that Lang Lang's father was such a skilled musician!
Wow!
I just loved Lang Lang and his father playing together…This is really priceless!! I got very touched!!❤❤
3:51 Truly inspiring.
I wonder how that was notated
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner "make a horse sound, as real as possible”
+Winner Winner Chicken Dinner That's why it is very difficult to notate lots of Chinese music in Western five-line staff.
@@TheMrzhangjason As an amateur erhu player I would say there’s no such a line on the sheet. But every teacher would tell the students to do so.
First, the piece was AMAZING!!! The contrast between the 2 instruments was perfect!! Next, it made it better that it was he and his father! When he said..."this is my father" we could hear the pride! from Lang Lang and say the pride in his father's face!!!
So this is where his passion comes from. His DAD! Just wonderful music for all to enjoy.
Ling Ling's overlooked sibling.
Twoset anyone?
You Should Pratice Now!!!!!!
start practicing
*Interesting*
Twoset everywhere. We are colonizing TH-cam
@Accipiter Ignitus Let the Lingling Revolution begin!!!
Wow, wow, wow. That was terrific. The father is relaxed and under total control. Beautiful instrument.
On comprend d'où vient le talent de son fils. Quel moment de joie intense d'être sur scène avec son père. Quel son envoûtant !! Bravo.
Bravo, bravissimo! Schön, dass er auch die Musik seines Volkes aufführt. Sein Vater ist genauso genial wie er. Eine Freude, die beiden zu sehen und zu hören. Das waren wirklich zwei wilde Pferde
Did anyone notice the chord they used at 3:09 and again at 3:19? The traditional piece uses a iv chord there, but this performance used a bII (called neapolitan I believe?), which is definitely more romantic and a little westernized. A great little touch!
The final bow always brings a tear to my eye - they are both so proud of each other I think it is a very special moment not only for them but for all of us.
This is so cool of Lang Lang and his father playing together. A lot of talent in one family.
Thanks 😊😊
@@langlang9029 wow nice fake account you have there
What an amazing performance. Easy to see where Lang Lang got his talent from now!!!
I know just from their faces that they love what they do so much. And that they truly have pride for one another.
Wow! What a super performance from Father and Son. It is glorious to watch and listen to them. Magnificent! Thank you ever so much to both of you and God bless you more and more abundantly.
They are Godless.
Roger didit glory without god probably comes from Satan. 🤷🏽♀️
@@CuzImSleepy exactly..
Can I have your email hangouts
The erhu is so-named because it has two strings. Those two strings can produce an incredible variety and range of sounds, and in the hands of a skilled player, it's like a magician's hat.
The Chinese use only two sticks (chopsticks) to feed the stomach, and only two strings to nourish the soul. Beautiful!
INCREDIBLE. Jaw dropping performance.
Peoples talents never cease to amaze me.
This father-and-son duet is not only very moving, but also a brillant performance. Quel talent ! Avec admiration depuis Montréal.
Both of them are like a boss in their own field.
At 2:40 it sound like a horse running. And the mimic at the end is awesome
Lang Guo Ren made Lang Lang practice 40 hrs a day and now he's a rival of Ling Ling
Edit: but to be fair, compare this to other versions. This has a lot of emotion behind it that many other artists don't include. I love how they r actually mimicking the horses and not just playing a random piece
Fabulous in so many ways - the love, talent and pride between a father and son, the very warm American reception and the beautifully played evocative music.
after 6 years i still find my mouth widely open. i get amazed EVERY time. this is so beautiful.
Is hard to believe he can get that many sounds from a two stringed instrument, ❤️ Love this though, thanks for unloading 🙏🏻
How lovely to see father and son play beside each other on same stage at such an auspicious venue. Both equally talented.
I cannot imagine anyone possibly disliking this performance
I loved it! The interaction between them is so special, so dynamic! Both, Father and Son, are virtuosos in their own right! BRAVO! Simply magical!
Absolutely enchanting. So clear where Lang Lang got his talent. And his charm!
This guy plays with the best facial expressions
Exactly, whenever you're a bit down, you can just watch one of his videos. His cheery nature is just contagious
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A father and son moment I'll never have.
This is so cute and fun!
Indeed
cute is not quite the right word, its a masterpiece!
The emotion and togetherness, how they swell in one sound and work so well. It’s impressive with the passion and phrasing. Gorgeous, his father was amazing and the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Amazing! What a musical father and son bond☺️
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Horse racing in the East has no track, but runs wildly on the grassland. If you are far ahead, you can slow down and browse the scenery easily. This is why the slow lyricism appears in the Er Hu solo 《Horse Racing》. This is incredible in the Western horse racing scene.
This 战马奔腾 which I believe is the of the most symbolic one for Erhu. What a family of talent!
I believe this is 赛马, 战马奔腾 is another classic erhu solo
5级战马
3级赛马
It’s a mix of three pieces, all “horsey Mongolian style”
1) racing horses
2) galloping in the boundless prairie
3) galloping war horses
(English translated)
That's quite an amazing, expressive instrument, apparently played by a master. We must thank Lang Lang for introducing us to both!
You made a relaxing music and motivational also... As a father and son. Perfect duo... I love Chinese music too
Bravissimiii,.. io son stata a suonare in Cina,, ma è la prima volta che sento suonare così bene l'erhu!!! Complimenti a d entrambi,, che meraviglioso affiatamento!!..
What a great bond between father and son, virtuosos each of their respective instruments
!
Thank you, Mr. Lang Lang for playing with Dad at Carnegie Hall.
I feel so grateful to be alive during a time that I could see such a masterful performance...I think for me personally what makes it even more beautiful is the obvious adoration that they seem to have for each other.
Perfect👌🏼Mr.lang lang feels every 🎵 in the soul and plays with every chord 🎹🎼🎵🎶
It was only after seeing his father's performance that I understood why his son was really good.
It’s just perfect! PERFECT! I can see two horses competing in the grassland of inner Mongolia. I hear the joyful galloping sound, the waves of grass, the cheering of people and so many more. It’s an absolute pleasure to hear it every time.
Very beautiful to see Lang Lang with his father. Too beautiful! ❤❤ Lang Lang is a very sensitive human being that I admire for attitudes like this with his father. A son who loves his parents deserves respect in life. Thank you Lang Lang 🙏
Thanks for always being a great fan of mine, can I have your email hangouts?
@@langlang3598🙌 Thx
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郎朗vs.父親~中西樂器完美合奏，尤其最後那聲馬鳴生動且別具妙趣...太精彩了!
you can really see, hier both of them are just lifing the music, so fabules!!!
Most recently I have warmed to learning Chines music and instruments .
This is a new education for me and I am loving it very much.
that instrument is so cool and unique sounding
The horses came in even. This instrument looks somewhat like a cello...............but more of a challenge to master. He's the BOSS alright. Father & son make a great concert together. (Bet they both studied 23 hours a day. Standing ovation here in the cheap seats !!!!!!
Hello dear, can I have your email hangouts
You have a wonderful father. He must be so proud of you.
Now I see where he gets his talent from…his father! Bravo!!
No wonder he's so talented. His dad is a great musician.
Amazing. You speak clear English. Your Dad certainly makes that instrument sing!!
New Fan from USA!!
like father like son. Great!
one of the most beautiful pieces. i stood in awe watching this. chill bumps.
I love his father’s instrument🦋💫💫💫💫 Beautiful💫
What a wonderful accompaniment by Lang Lang never overpowering his dad! And LL's repeated notes are off the chart! Loved the horse for sure!
"When you're coming home, Dad . . . we'll have a good time then. You know we'll have a good time then." Harry Chapin
Wow - both are fabulous musicians! Lang Lang is an exceptional pianist!
CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. LANG LANG
THE HIGHEST POINT OF HIS CAREER ... WE IN LOVE WITH THE TRADISIONAL SOUND FROM HIS FATHER
Wow! What a truly sensational, truly virtuosic Work!
Also, I discovered this Chinese ins-
trument! I only knew the Pipa, from the recording of Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra.
There are so, so many womderful things to be discovered, and, enjoyed, in this world!
This video is so enjoyable, positive and illustrative!
Lang Lang, your Father is a---- SENSATIONAL---- MEGA VIRTUOSO,
WORTHY OF NEVER-ENDING:
STANDING OVATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lang Lang, bring us more of such delightful videos!!!! Thank you, You Tube!!!!
Incredible performance, the father interprets the erhu superbly, "a couple made in heaven."
Thank you so much 😊 can u have your email hangouts
it is so inspiring to see Lang Lang play with his father on a traditional Xhinese instrument.That collaborative work is awesome.
The erhu is my favorite Chinese instrument! Love the sharing of culture and music in Carnegie Hall of all places! 👏👏👏❤❤❤
try Guqin, make you inner peaceful.
Lang Lang, you are one of my favorite pianists! I love how funny you are, you know how to make people laugh, and play the piano as well!!
I love this.. They're both emaculant at there respective instruments. I'd kill to have been able to see this in person
Fascinating! I closed my eyes and I saw a group of horsemen riding with a beautiful scenic lake and mountains as the background. Beautiful!
Bravo👏👏
You were both marvelous 🎻🌺♥️😘
Thank you. I appreciate ❤️
It is amazing how in harmony these two instruments from two completely different cultures sound together! Kudos to Lang Lang and his father!
The horsetail string of the Erhu bow still conceals the great power of the horses XD
just like the violin bow
I'm amazed at how this instrument is played - the strings are nowhere near the neck so the pressure that is applied on them is applied in thin air with nothing to press against, and it sounds like it would if there was a neck to press against! Utterly fascinating, and what a great father-son duo!
I am speachless! What an overwhelming ensemble! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This son and dad take musical instrument to another level!!!
Proud to be Chinese !
Dodo Ngai good on you, I'm proud to be European
Angela Merkel is a Traitor shame on you both I'm proud to be a human
I am proud to be Greek! Greeks and Chinese taught everything to the world
dimitri good comment Dimitri
dimitri Yeah. Greek taught that earth is the centre of the universe. And who disagree will be sentenced to death. Aristotle also say women have fewer teeth than men 😓. He also say eels dont reproduce but they SPONTANEOUSLY GENERATE FROM MUD. 😌😌 I laugh so hard hahahha. French+Brits+German are the best. They truly taught everything to the world. Greek just taught easy things. Everything greek taught is easy and everyone knows it even if u didnt teach. 😑😑😑