Not only is she a prodigy, but her playing brings calmness and peace to the spirit. Here is music at its essence and of the upmost purity ... Yes, the strains of angels in praise of their Creator. Thank you, Alicia. Your gift, and your humble sharing of it, is a blessing to the world.
When a child shows such proficiency in any particular field, it means that they've spent many lifetimes in that field. Such touch and feel is not learned overnight. Bravo Alisa.
The young have a natural ability to learn and retain, and that, combined with the innate manual dexterity provided by quick reflexes, results in extraordinary expressions such as this young lady demonstrates. Music should be taught for a greater part of the class day and at the earliest possible age. I think if all children attended mandatory music classes there would be far less violence in the world.
Not all children are inspired to music. Let the ones that want to, do. But absolutely not mandatory. Imagine a sports mad, or other interests, non-musical, tone deaf boy or girl being forced into music classes, not going to happen!
I see Lara's point, But the sports have been Forced far too long and indeed there's negativity and yes aggression by its commitment to competitiveness so much so of a vicious cycle . Tone deaf persons are frequently gifted by other defaulted musical options.. its not simply all or nothing in Any Thing in life in nature ! Music or Arts or education are internal exercise just as that of sports or dancing are external expression .. Can Do anything with them at any level ..and that means Both ARE VITAL TO CHILDHOOD and Music being Internal IS More Accessed EARLIER And COMFORTING AND IMAGINATIVE AND MOTIVATIONAL !!! FOR BOTH INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP !! Most people with good ear or rhythm or vocality or lyrical were influenced by a comforting close relative from earliest memories !(MANY BECOME SUBSTANTIAL MUSICIANS)// while this is as well how all aspects of our lives develop and priorities form, music flexibly Remains throughout life!( indeed is as well mutually Universally innately understood )//=Thus Reason of Reality should be w Positivity Given to toddlers onward ..Good Bless!
Another supernaturally gifted child! WOW! It seems there have been so many "unusually gifted" children appearing all over the world in the past fifty to seventy years! There may well have been many others prior to 1940, but evidently, their gifts were not so quickly acknowledged or well known as they are in todays fast-paced world. Congratulations, Darling little girl.
+Lindy Loo She's amazing, but I think the perception of there being "more" gifted children is due in part to the Internet and humanity's ability to know about other parts of the world and its people in less than a keystroke entry into Google.
Many of those old prodigy's were women. And every man knows that women can't play instruments. Besides, women couldn't get any recognition no matter how good they might be. I didn't know they made nice dresses for children as small as that one. Maybe she should wait 10 or 25 years to grow up and fill it up and out. And if you think my above comment is serious, you have no sense of humor
What a supremely glorious gift this little girl is giving to the world with her God given talent. So moving to see one so young perform like an angel. Thank you Alice for sharing your gift with the world through your music.
Im a butthead because i said something you cannot prove incorrect? God as NOTHING to do with skill in any form. Its blood and sweat to be achieved, giving god credit for something he has nothing to do with, shows your inabillity to think correctly, not mine, since this here is not a case of opinion, rather fact. I can prove that skill is a direct consequence of hard work. can you prove that god is resposible for her skill? Or any existing skill that is? Valuewise, you insulted yourself and are to ingorant to ever grasp it. World in a nutshell.
This is one of the few things that makes one still have faith in this crazed world that does not know where it's going. See and hear the art, the music, the noblest pinnacle of human spirit, embodied in a 9 year old girl. I hear singing with the harp (2:28) to this heavenly creature and I cannot hold back the tears, because I cannot believe what I'm hearing, because I'm witnessing a miracle. Blessed are you, Alisa!
Wonderful talent. The hours out in to practice to become this good, to play with the philharmonic orchestra at only 9yrs old. So young and disciplined.
Wow, amazing skill for such a young age. I hope she still has an enjoyable childhood. It's easy to forget that some parents aren't above making their child practice 8 hours or more a day in the name of prestige. Fortunately, this skill will stay with her her whole life, so I hope she comes to terms with it if she hasn't already.
Unreal. Astounding. Amazing. Are there enough words to describe this little wonder? How do we get her in the US to play maybe at Lincoln Center or Carnegie Hall?
I would like to appreciate Mr.Alexander Bourn for posting this. Thanks to this positing, I learn for the first time that Russia has such a lovely prodigy.
+Nosey Parker She is certainly gifted, but that is just part of the story. A gift is great but it is the hard work and practice you mix with a gift that makes someone truly the best. I know many students who are "gifted" in music, but they are content to rely on the gift and never improve and are passed up by someone who diligently practices within a few years.
+Shannon Saturday There are no cd's of her. Last I read she cannot even afford her own harp. She uses whatever is available at her concerts. It is so sad when one sees a few thousand views for Alissa and then you see millions for the pop junk performers. It's the way it is though. Let me add that Alissa is around 12 now and of course no longer needs the extensions on the foot pedals which watching here is quite incredible for someone so young. There are several other videos on the web showing her wonderful talent.
I'm thinking Their down turned thumbs are what they'r already sweating on in that place where one ends down that harps aren't preferred anyhow ..ya know where they'r already at ! ; , no wonder they dont get it/they dont want it and that's not heaven on earth ..am Glad Many Do know This Is Heavenly for earth -during our lifetimes- a Good Blessing!
This is a tough call for parents. The 'X Box' generation so easily seduced with sexy games and graphics and 'Oh my child is sooo good with computers'. ( Because we spent 40+ years making them easy for kids to use ). Do you wait for the kid to express an interest as in the 'let them grow freely and as they choose' or do you insist they at least spend some time to explore an instrument with a good and motivating teacher? I see amazing kids like this and feel Ive let my own sons down.
My parents let me do what I wanted for my childhood, and I took up piano in my early teens. I've been playing for 3 years now and I always wish my parents had brought me to piano earlier because no matter how much I practice I don't come near my friends who have been doing it since they were 6 or 7. I think that while certainly a lot of the success in playing the instrument comes from the child, there is a responsibility that the parents have to introduce their children to it in the first place. I think that the casual parenting of today has made parents apprehensive to teach their children disciplined passtimes and forms of art because they don't love the practice at the time, but in reality most people i know who have learned as children are thankful to have learned later.
This is a kind of dual cutting blade. Musical geniuses like Ravel and Liszt are not born, they are made. Crafted with blood and sweat liturally. letting your child choose freely what to engange and what not, means on the other hand that the kid is free for fall, considering the overall status and the uncapped amount of ignorance. If you point into a direction, with a strict goal, and your sons do it not only for fun, but to achieve, they will.
Philip Jones From personal experience, you can't force it, but you also can't just let your kids give up. I love music, and on my own time I've learned the piano, guitar, and take vocal lessons. When I was young, my mother had me take violin lessons. When I didn't take to it, she thought I was being lazy/stubborn/some other excuse. I still hate violin, and because of the stress of being forced, I don't recall a single lesson. Now, I'm in my 30s, and all I had technology-wise was a computer in the 90s, but my niece has grown up with a call phone and tablet and what have you, and while she is very smart, she's very lazy by comparison. She takes interest in a thing and drops it in a week. While I understand my sister letting her choose her own hobbies, I also feel she's being too lax because of what we went through with our music lessons. Child prodigies often suffer socially due to strict lessons and schedules. But the success yields rewards later in life.
Not only is she a prodigy, but her playing brings calmness and peace to the spirit. Here is music at its essence and of the upmost purity ... Yes, the strains of angels in praise of their Creator. Thank you, Alicia. Your gift, and your humble sharing of it, is a blessing to the world.
Angels really do play the harp.
сказачная мелодия ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤благодарю тебя. Здоровья тебе и счастья.
When a child shows such proficiency in any particular field, it means that they've spent many lifetimes in that field. Such touch and feel is not learned overnight.
Bravo Alisa.
The young have a natural ability to learn and retain, and that, combined with the innate manual dexterity provided by quick reflexes, results in extraordinary expressions such as this young lady demonstrates. Music should be taught for a greater part of the class day and at the earliest possible age.
I think if all children attended mandatory music classes there would be far less violence in the world.
Not all children are inspired to music. Let the ones that want to, do. But absolutely not mandatory. Imagine a sports mad, or other interests, non-musical, tone deaf boy or girl being forced into music classes, not going to happen!
I see Lara's point, But the sports have been Forced far too long and indeed there's negativity and yes aggression by its commitment to competitiveness so much so of a vicious cycle . Tone deaf persons are frequently gifted by other defaulted musical options.. its not simply all or nothing in Any Thing in life in nature ! Music or Arts or education are internal exercise just as that of sports or dancing are external expression .. Can Do anything with them at any level ..and that means Both ARE VITAL TO CHILDHOOD and Music being Internal IS More Accessed EARLIER And COMFORTING AND IMAGINATIVE AND MOTIVATIONAL !!! FOR BOTH INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP !! Most people with good ear or rhythm or vocality or lyrical were influenced by a comforting close relative from earliest memories !(MANY BECOME SUBSTANTIAL MUSICIANS)// while this is as well how all aspects of our lives develop and priorities form, music flexibly Remains throughout life!( indeed is as well mutually Universally innately understood )//=Thus Reason of Reality should be w Positivity Given to toddlers onward ..Good Bless!
I can't get enough of this child! Whatever will she be when she grows up!
Her focus at that age is legend ....
Какой одаренный ребенок!!! Прекрасное исполнение сложнейшего репертуара!! Браво!!!
Another supernaturally gifted child! WOW! It seems there have been so many "unusually gifted" children appearing all over the world in the past fifty to seventy years! There may well have been many others prior to 1940, but evidently, their gifts were not so quickly acknowledged or well known as they are in todays fast-paced world. Congratulations, Darling little girl.
+Lindy Loo She's amazing, but I think the perception of there being "more" gifted children is due in part to the Internet and humanity's ability to know about other parts of the world and its people in less than a keystroke entry into Google.
+Fan Made Videos - - I understand your logic and I agree to a great extent. ;-)
+Lindy Loo mankind may be coming to maturity(":
Many of those old prodigy's were women. And every man knows that women can't play instruments. Besides, women couldn't get any recognition no matter how good they might be. I didn't know they made nice dresses for children as small as that one. Maybe she should wait 10 or 25 years to grow up and fill it up and out.
And if you think my above comment is serious, you have no sense of humor
Wow! She plays better than most under grad harpists I have heard play (myself included) beautiful
She is so charming!
she is an angel, such a pretty and young girl sounding so beautiful
Are there so many angels in Russia?This little girl is soooo amazing
What a supremely glorious gift this little girl is giving to the world with her God given talent. So moving to see one so young perform like an angel. Thank you Alice for sharing your gift with the world through your music.
God given talent? I wonder where that dude was when she practised thousands and thousands of hours. Oh, he was busy saving lifes right?
Im a butthead because i said something you cannot prove incorrect? God as NOTHING to do with skill in any form. Its blood and sweat to be achieved, giving god credit for something he has nothing to do with, shows your inabillity to think correctly, not mine, since this here is not a case of opinion, rather fact. I can prove that skill is a direct consequence of hard work. can you prove that god is resposible for her skill? Or any existing skill that is? Valuewise, you insulted yourself and are to ingorant to ever grasp it. World in a nutshell.
Oh, come ooon! What about the harmony
This is one of the few things that makes one still have faith in this crazed world that does not know where it's going. See and hear the art, the music, the noblest pinnacle of human spirit, embodied in a 9 year old girl. I hear singing with the harp (2:28) to this heavenly creature and I cannot hold back the tears, because I cannot believe what I'm hearing, because I'm witnessing a miracle. Blessed are you, Alisa!
pianoforever100 oo
Better than wanting to be the next rapper for sure.
@@swimmingduck9905 Just be thankful that kids still have dreams.
Are angels not allowed to wear their wings when visiting earth?
A Caterthun dang that could be a pickup line
@@caitlinloh8123 🤣
If you close your eyes and look with an open mind you can her wings and even see her halo! 😁
She even forgot to change her appearance to human one! Integration into human failed))) Her wings are moving while she plays)
*Has flashbacks to biblically accurate angels
This is just too much! Wonderful harpist, a very gifted little girl.
Wonderful talent. The hours out in to practice to become this good, to play with the philharmonic orchestra at only 9yrs old. So young and disciplined.
YIKES! Outstanding. And only a mere 9 yrs of age on this performance. I'm more than impressed.
j'adore ta musique.
Wow! This made me smile from ear to ear! 💞
She is so adorable!!!
Gracieuse , talentueuse et si jeune.
Un talent inné mais non sans travail et persévérance.
Respect devant cette virtuose.⚘
Thank you very much . Beautiful spring of fairy Alice Alisa. You are great artist!
superbe, étonnante.
Absolutely wonderful! So musically talented and beautiful all at once. I cannot imagine how difficult it is to play the harp. Thank you, Alice !
Amazing! You will go far in your career as a musician -- absolutely wonderful! Thank you for sharing your gifts & abilities with the world!
Wow-mir fehlen die Worte. Perfekt und so unschuldig klar in jedem Ton... Genial.
Wow, amazing skill for such a young age. I hope she still has an enjoyable childhood. It's easy to forget that some parents aren't above making their child practice 8 hours or more a day in the name of prestige. Fortunately, this skill will stay with her her whole life, so I hope she comes to terms with it if she hasn't already.
That is so beautiful! It gives us a taste of what heaven will be like!
Unreal. Astounding. Amazing. Are there enough words to describe this little wonder? How do we get her in the US to play maybe at Lincoln Center or Carnegie Hall?
Sweet sweet baby doll...so richly talented...thank-you so very much!
Beautiful and impeccable!
I would like to appreciate Mr.Alexander Bourn for posting this. Thanks to this positing, I learn for the first time that Russia has such a lovely prodigy.
Thank you very much Dear Alice!
Well, That little angel have an magificent talent. ☺ 😀 👏 👏 🎼 🎶
Carezze d'anima in suoni d'arpa per mani che cercano di far dimenticare di essere di una bambina.
Gifted child indeed
+Nosey Parker She is certainly gifted, but that is just part of the story. A gift is great but it is the hard work and practice you mix with a gift that makes someone truly the best. I know many students who are "gifted" in music, but they are content to rely on the gift and never improve and are passed up by someone who diligently practices within a few years.
Thomas Edgerton much like cooking then lol
It is true for any skill
Alice est sûrement un ange échappé du ciel. Si c'est vraiment comme ça au ciel, je veux y aller!
She is absolutely adorable.
Say this little lady perform at the World Harp Congress in Sydney 2014. A charming girl and a credit to herself and family.
Quite extraordinary.
Beautiful.
És maravilhosa, és um presente de Deus a todos nós simplesmente Brilhante 👏👏👏🇧🇷,,,
Spielst wie ein Engel und siehst wie ein Engel aus. Alles so wunderschön. 💗💗💗
Paráda!
Excelentní.❤️
Thank you.❤️
are u serious , this child is a prodigy OMG, what vitamins does she take LOL
Practice pills :D
It's the way she was made. No vits can create that :)
It is a gift from God to a child of God.
iodine.
this is beautiful
she’s amazing 😍💖❤️
amazing performance
Very very beautifull, just a angel
What can i say just amazing
Hearing a soul expressing herself...
i love the harp
Amazing!
Yes i'm dead and i went to heaven... ☺😍
eastern europeans have always had a natural talent for clasical music,
És maravilhosa, és comparada a uma flor de lótus, Brilhante 👏👏👏🇧🇷,,
Wow I’m only 14 and I play the pedal harp too..
and I believe she’s younger than me.. she’s amazing! ❤️
She is the cutest little girl. 💕
Was Alice Sadikova so smart or talented that she played harp even better than many adult soloists?
So beautiful! Her little arms are just able to reach the bass strings at 7:01
My God!!! a baby -fantastic!
Help please-how do we support her by buying her music? I could not find a dvd or cd?
+Shannon Saturday There are no cd's of her. Last I read she cannot even afford her own harp. She uses whatever is available at her concerts. It is so sad when one sees a few thousand views for Alissa and then you see millions for the pop junk performers. It's the way it is though. Let me add that Alissa is around 12 now and of course no longer needs the extensions on the foot pedals which watching here is quite incredible for someone so young. There are several other videos on the web showing her wonderful talent.
So young, so pretty and already so talentuous ! i'm crazy of her
whoever did a thumbs down, y'all need prozac
I'm thinking Their down turned thumbs are what they'r already sweating on in that place where one ends down that harps aren't preferred anyhow ..ya know where they'r already at ! ; , no wonder they dont get it/they dont want it and that's not heaven on earth ..am Glad Many Do know This Is Heavenly for earth -during our lifetimes- a Good Blessing!
Must be mew, WONDERFUL playing Alice, you're a sweety, I like seeing hard working harpists!
Ca me fait du bien...
Like the saying practice makes perfect!
I'm sure you're aware, but practice makes permanent. Perfect practice makes perfect permanent.
I would definitely go see one of your concertos your good very good so little. Harp is not easy to play!~
удивительно красивая музыка. Буду ждать обновлений.
increíble de increible
Long live Alisa !!
❤Маленькая волшебница!🌺🌹🌸🌷💐
She would have been only 10 years old here: a true prodigy.
no, this is unreal .. :)))))
She doesn't own a harp. Wouldn't it be lovely for someone to give her one. :)
What she doesn't? Are you sure?
Princesa linda parabens pelo seu talento que Deus te deu 👏👏👏
Wow!
Just Beautiful Sweetie... I really enjoyed hearing you play
Quê russinha linda e talentosa, parabéns!!!
Amazing harpist!
Je n'ai jamais su que des anges aussi peuvent jouer a la harpe
Divine!
Awsome
She Is So Sweet 👼
she is from the sky :')
Very good
чудесная девочка! прелесть!
Perfect example!
spielt hervorragend...und nun auch mit Engelshaar...
Brawo Alisa .Sliczna i utalentowana dziewczynka .Powodzenia !
🌹
WOW
Nice.
well done !
Petit génie en «herbe,,» grand talent.
This is a tough call for parents. The 'X Box' generation so easily seduced with sexy games and graphics and 'Oh my child is sooo good with computers'. ( Because we spent 40+ years making them easy for kids to use ).
Do you wait for the kid to express an interest as in the 'let them grow freely and as they choose' or do you insist they at least spend some time to explore an instrument with a good and motivating teacher?
I see amazing kids like this and feel Ive let my own sons down.
? ...
My parents let me do what I wanted for my childhood, and I took up piano in my early teens. I've been playing for 3 years now and I always wish my parents had brought me to piano earlier because no matter how much I practice I don't come near my friends who have been doing it since they were 6 or 7. I think that while certainly a lot of the success in playing the instrument comes from the child, there is a responsibility that the parents have to introduce their children to it in the first place. I think that the casual parenting of today has made parents apprehensive to teach their children disciplined passtimes and forms of art because they don't love the practice at the time, but in reality most people i know who have learned as children are thankful to have learned later.
This is a kind of dual cutting blade. Musical geniuses like Ravel and Liszt are not born, they are made. Crafted with blood and sweat liturally.
letting your child choose freely what to engange and what not, means on the other hand that the kid is free for fall, considering the overall status and the uncapped amount of ignorance.
If you point into a direction, with a strict goal, and your sons do it not only for fun, but to achieve, they will.
Tank and Spank before it's too late. USA has a horrible culture of over spoiling kids. Look at the shitty society we at
Philip Jones From personal experience, you can't force it, but you also can't just let your kids give up. I love music, and on my own time I've learned the piano, guitar, and take vocal lessons. When I was young, my mother had me take violin lessons. When I didn't take to it, she thought I was being lazy/stubborn/some other excuse. I still hate violin, and because of the stress of being forced, I don't recall a single lesson. Now, I'm in my 30s, and all I had technology-wise was a computer in the 90s, but my niece has grown up with a call phone and tablet and what have you, and while she is very smart, she's very lazy by comparison. She takes interest in a thing and drops it in a week. While I understand my sister letting her choose her own hobbies, I also feel she's being too lax because of what we went through with our music lessons. Child prodigies often suffer socially due to strict lessons and schedules. But the success yields rewards later in life.
süperrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
She is not ME and using an ORDINARY HARP or replica but she made a good performance and following the procedure of using her pinky.