21. NPR : Lang Lang, Live In Studio 4A pianist Andre Watts fell ill and lang lang was asked to step in at the last minute. lang lang is well known for his technical skill, but also for his http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1230840

22. Cal Performances | Recital | Lang Lang, Piano 22year-old Chinese pianist lang lang is a genuine musical legend in the making lang lang has since progressed from one triumphant appearance to the http://www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/presents/season/2004/recital/events/lang.php

Join the Email Club Request a Brochure ... Related Performances Lang Lang, piano Sat, Nov 13, 8 pm Venue: Zellerbach Hall Price: Subscription Series: Recital Series A Baltimore Sun . Lang Lang has since progressed from one triumphant appearance to the next, including performances with all "big five" American orchestras, successful Carnegie Hall and BBC Proms debuts in 2001, and the widely acclaimed 2003 release of his Deutsche Grammophon recording with Daniel Barenboim and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Program: Mozart/Piano Sonata No. 10 in C major, K. 330; Chopin/Piano Sonata No. 3 in B minor, Op. 58; Schumann/ Kinderszenen ("Scenes From Childhood"), Op. 15; Rachmaninoff/Two Preludes; Liszt/ Petrarch : Sonnet No. 104, Annees de pelerinage No. 2; Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, S244 (Horowitz Transcription) Patron Information Program Notes: Program notes are available online beginning one week prior to performance. Related Performances: Rudolf Buchbinder, piano Yo-Yo Ma, cello ... piano Artists links: Official Lang Lang site RECITAL Events Calendar Rudolf Buchbinder,

23. BIOGRAPHY OF LANG LANG BIOGRAPHY OF lang lang ?? Already celebrated He is the first Chinese pianist to be engaged by the Berlin Philharmonic and http://www.tycool.com/friends/discuss_734_1.html

BIOGRAPHY OF LANG LANG BIOGRAPHY OF LANG LANG xiaolei(jl1353) ·¢±íÖ÷Ì⣺BIOGRAPHY OF LANG LANG Already celebrated in all the music capitals of the world, LANG LANG has demonstrated an extraordinary ability to connect with audiences on a personal level and established himself as one of the most exciting artists of our time. He is the first Chinese pianist to be engaged by the Berlin Philharmonic and all ¡°Big Five¡± American orchestras. An extraordinary breakthrough came in 1999, when he was 17, with his dramatic last-minute substitution for an indisposed Andr¨¦ Watts at the Ravinia Festival¡¯s Gala, playing the Tchaikovsky Concerto with the Chicago Symphony. Since then he has progressed from one triumphant appearance to the next. In 2001 alone he made his sold-out Carnegie Hall debut, travelled to Beijing with the Philadelphia Orchestra on a tour celebrating its 100th anniversary, during which he performed to an audience of 8,000 at the Great Hall of the People, and made a wildly acclaimed BBC Proms d¨¦but. During the 2004¨C05 season, Lang Lang will be heard with orchestras including the Vienna Philharmonic, Staatskapelle Berlin, Munich Philharmonic, Orchestre National de Lyon, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and Philadelphia Orchestra. He will tour North America as soloist with the China Philharmonic, and appear in recital in many international cities, including Vienna, Zurich, Hamburg, Madrid, London, Stockholm, Philadelphia, Boston, San Francisco, and Vancouver.

24. Midland Performing Arts Society 2004-2005 Season At The Midland Center For The A lang lang, pianist. November 27, 2004 Riders in the Sky. January 10, 2005 Learn more about lang lang, pianist Photo © Andrew Eccles / DG http://www.mcfta.org/performing_arts/200405schedule.htm

calendar box office visiting contribute ... About our Facility W e are proud to bring you another great season of artists from around the world who will delight you with their talents. Please note that all seats are now reserved. October 17, 2004 The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields October 29, 2004 Lang Lang, pianist November 27, 2004 Riders in the Sky January 10, 2005 The Prairie Winds March 6, 2005 Opera Verdi Europa - La Traviata March 20, 2005 The Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats - Special Event April 16, 2005 Miami City Ballet - Coppelia Would you like a season brochure? Email Judy Deegan or call (989) 631-5930 ext. 1299. Academy of St. Martin in the Fields

25. UNICEF - At A Glance: Japan - World Renowned Pianist Lang Lang Gives A Concert T World renowned pianist lang lang gives a concert to honour UNICEF’s After the concert, lang lang got a chance to share his experience as a UNICEF http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/japan_27181.html

At a glance: Japan UNICEF in Japan Newsline Contact us Statistics ... Country website World renowned pianist Lang Lang gives a concert to honour UNICEF’s supporters in Japan Lang Lang shares his experience as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador with Dr. Agnes Chan Miling (left), Japan’s National Ambassador to UNICEF. By Shinichi Miyata TOKYO, 26 May 2005 – World-renowned Chinese pianist and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, Lang Lang, recently held a piano recital dedicated to the numerous Japanese citizens who have lent their support to UNICEF over the years. Lang Lang, currently on tour throughout Japan, found time in his busy schedule to perform a two-hour show free of charge at the auditorium hall of the Japan National Committee for UNICEF. The audience was mesmerized by Lang Lang’s performance and his gentle yet passionate interpretations ranging from Chopin to Chinese folk songs and popular Japanese musical. After the concert, Lang Lang got a chance to share his experience as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador with Dr. Agnes Chan Miling, Japan’s National Ambassador to UNICEF. Lang Lang dedicates this concert to the numerous Japanese citizens who have lent their support to UNICEF over the years.

26. UNICEF - Press Centre - Chinese Piano Virtuoso Named Goodwill Ambassador UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy and Goodwill Ambassador lang lang. NEW YORK, 20 May 2004 lang lang, the 21-year-old Chinese pianist who has http://www.unicef.org/media/media_21029.html

Press centre Press releases by date by subject by region ... Press centre Press release Chinese piano virtuoso named Goodwill Ambassador UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy and Goodwill Ambassador Lang Lang. NEW YORK, 20 May 2004 - Lang Lang, the 21-year-old Chinese pianist who has dazzled audiences throughout the world with his musical brilliance and youthful exuberance, was appointed UNICEF’s newest Goodwill Ambassador today. “We are thrilled that Lang Lang will devote his time and talents to improving the lives of children who live far from the concert halls of the world’s capitals,” UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy said at a ceremony at UNICEF House in New York. “Lang Lang has been an amazing ambassador for classical music, and I have no doubt that he will be an extraordinary ambassador for children as well.” Lang Lang will focus on child survival and immunization issues in his voluntary work as a Goodwill Ambassador. He joins a long list of UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors who travel the world on behalf of children, including Harry Belafonte, Vanessa Redgrave, Jessica Lange, Mia Farrow and the late legendary Goodwill Ambassadors Peter Ustinov, Audrey Hepburn and Danny Kaye. “I am honored to be taking my place among such renowned champions for children, and I am excited to begin doing what I can to help bring the world’s attention to the pressing needs of children,” said Lang Lang.

27. Pianist Lang Lang Wins Music Award pianist lang lang Wins Music Award. Young Chinese pianist lang lang has won one of Europe s most prestigious classical music awards, the 2004 Echo Klassik http://english.sohu.com/20041217/n223528809.shtml

28. It's My Life . Celebs . Lang Lang | PBS Kids GO! lang lang lang lang I had a slightly different life than other school kids lang lang Musically, it was Vladimir Horowitz, who was the greatest pianist http://pbskids.org/itsmylife/celebs/interviews/langlang.html

Lang Lang Born in Shenyang, China, Lang Lang (pronounced like Lohng Lohng ), started taking piano lessons when he was just two years old. At fifteen, he moved to America to attend the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Today he has a #2 album on the Billboard music charts, recently recorded a song for Joan of Arcadia , and is in the middle of a worldwide concert tour. He took time out of his busy schedule to talk to IML about growing up in China, his favorite sport, and why classical music is worth a listen. IML: First things first: What does Lang Lang mean in Chinese? Lang Lang: It means “Brilliant Man.” When I was younger, I also had the nickname Liang, which means “bright.” Chinese parents always name their children very cute and positive names. Liang is kind of a play on Lang in Chinese. IML: What is Shenyang like? What was it like to grow up in China? Lang Lang: Shenyang is the fifth largest city in China, so it’s very cultured. Our family lived in a two-room apartment in a big building with lots of musicians and actors. It was a very lovely place to live because every family had an instrument and every child studied music. My father played the ehru, which is kind of like a two-stringed violin. But my favorite thing about Shenyang is the food. My favorite dishes are the big dumplings my mom makes and cabbage, which is kind of like sauerkraut, mixed with meat and seafood. I get so hungry just thinking about it! IML: What did you and your friends do for fun back then?

29. Passing Baton From One Piano Prodigy To Next but after meeting lang lang after the young pianist s New York lang lang traveled to Vienna and Chicago for approximately 20 hours of work with http://www.chicagosuntimes.com/output/delacoma/cst-ftr-lang lang23a.html

Home News Sports Business ... Customer service Entertainment Archive Books Calendar of Events Galleries ... Video Games Columnists Delacoma DeRogatis Ebert Elfman ... Zwecker RSS feeds Wynne Delacoma Passing baton from one piano prodigy to next April 23, 2003 At age 20, Lang Lang is in the first stages of a high-powered career. Three years ago Daniel Barenboim celebrated the 50th anniversary of his professional debut as a 7-year-old pianist in Buenos Aires, Argentina. But the close rapport between the current and former young piano phenoms was obvious throughout their recording sessions in Chicago in February. Huddled over the keyboard to work out a problem, Barenboim's arm around Lang Lang's shoulder, their respect for each other was obvious. Barenboim didn't so much correct Lang Lang as simply offer bits of expertise gleaned from more than 50 years at the keyboard. Lang Lang nodded with the immediate comprehension of someone confident of his own technical and intellectual resources. Barenboim doesn't have students per se, but after meeting Lang Lang after the young pianist's New York Philhar-monic debut last fall, Baren-boim agreed to coach him for their upcoming recording. Lang Lang traveled to Vienna and Chicago for approximately 20 hours of work with Barenboim, focusing on the Tchaikovsky and Mendelssohn concertos. Given Lang Lang's exuberant personality and Barenboim's fondness for jokes and teasing when he's relaxed, they developed into a convivial pair. During a break in the final recording session, they listened intently to a playback of the Mendelssohn. Barenboim teased Lang Lang about his trademark swaying and ecstatic heaven-gazing.

30. Anderson, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninov Lang Lang (piano); London Philharmonic Orches lang lang is an impressive pianist on his day and his Teldec recital disc is certainly well worth hearing. Expectations were therefore running high. http://www.musicweb-international.com/SandH/2003/Apr03/LangLang304.htm

Founder Len Mullenger: Len@musicweb.uk.net MusicWeb Internet powered by FreeFind Anderson, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninov Lang Lang (piano); London Philharmonic Orchestra/Tadaaki Otaka, RFH, April 30 th , 2003 (CC) It is good that Julian Anderson, as the LPO’s Composer in Focus, is getting the attention he deserves: a disc of his music has been recorded by the BBCSO under Oliver Knussen, to be released on Ondine, and the current London exposure can do him no harm. On this occasion we heard The Crazed Moon Stations of the Sun was played last November and Khorovod will be performed by the LPO on June 12 th Anderson was due to give a pre-concert talk, in conjunction with Anthony Burton. An ear infection meant he could not fly back to London from the US in time, however (presumably he was stuck on a boat, somewhere in the mid-Atlantic), so it was up to Burton and the pianist Huw Watkins, a pupil of Anderson’s, to provide the requisite background for the uninitiated. The decision to include performances of three of Anderson’s piano pieces as an aural starter to the orchestral main course was a good one. Watkins gave eminently musical accounts of Etude No. 2 (a study in monody with Eastern European inflections), Etude No. 4 (entitled, ‘Misreading Rameau’) and

31. Haydn, Rachmaninov, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Balakirev. Lang Lang (piano). Wigmore H lang lang (piano). Wigmore Hall, Tuesday November 27th, 2001 (CC) A most memorable evening which presented a pianist to keep one’s eyes and ears on. http://www.musicweb-international.com/SandH/2001/Nov01/LangLangrecirtal.htm

Founder Len Mullenger: Len@musicweb.uk.net MusicWeb Internet powered by FreeFind Haydn, Rachmaninov, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Balakirev. Lang Lang (piano). Wigmore Hall, Tuesday November 27th, 2001 (CC) When it was first released, I gave Lang Lang ’s debut disc (Telarc CD-80524) a positive review that highlighted the more sensitive side of this young pianist’s persona. His Wigmore debut was an eagerly awaited event (the place was packed out) and was recorded by www.andante.com : it largely confirmed the impressions given by that disc and certainly gave much pleasure and delight. In an interview with Marc Bridle, Lang Lang stated that he had heard the Wigmore Hall was one with great acoustics. He was cautioned not to over-project, counsel he wisely heeded (at least most of the time). There were a couple of instances in an otherwise delightful account of Haydn’s Sonata in E, Hob. HVI:31

32. The American Enterprise: Lang Lang, Show Stealer It had been announced that the pianist Andre Watts was ill, and the young lang lang In his first recording for Deutsche Grammophon, lang lang once again http://www.taemag.com/issues/articleID.17727/article_detail.asp

Search: Home Subscriptions Current issue Back issues ... Red America, Blue Europe Other Hot Flash columns This Time, From the Heart The Same, But Different They Just Don't Get It Blame Bush ... Click here to access the Archives Lang Lang, Show Stealer By John Tabin T chaikovsky/Mendelssohn: First Piano Concertos Lang Lang—Chicago Symphony Orchestra—Barenboim Deutsche Grammophon In August of 1999 I was working as an usher at the Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, Illinois, summer home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, when a 17-year-old Chinese boy stepped up to a piano and stole the show. This was the annual Gala Benefit concert, a night of charitable fundraising when the generally relaxed atmosphere of the park is permeated by donors dressed to the nines, fresh from a black tie dinner, and the Pavillon stage features a slew of headliners. That year featured, among others, pianist Leon Fleischer and mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade. It had been announced that the pianist Andre Watts was ill, and the young Lang Lang (he happened to be in town for an audition that day) would be filling in, with the first movement of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1. Lang Lang received a roaring standing ovation, and

33. Beacon Journal 08/01/2005 Young Star Pianist Technically Superb So, the timing of pianist lang lang s appearance at the Blossom Festival on Sunday night was perfect. For an aspiring young pianist today, there s no more http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/12274025.htm

34. MPR: Chinese Pianist Lang Lang Inspired By American Cartoon Though just 22, the pianist lang lang has already established himself an international crossover classical music artist. He talks with host Mindy Ratner http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/02/28_ratnerm_langlang/

Monday, September 12, 2005 Search MPR: Home Agriculture Education ... Help Visit Our Sponsors Become a sponsor In the Spotlight Tools Sign up to receive e-mail newsletters Audio help Text: Sm Md Lg Audio Chinese pianist Lang Lang inspired by American cartoon (story audio) Photos Pianist Lang Lang More from MPR Lang Lang performs on Saint Paul Sunday Resources Lang Lang Web site The Schubert Club international artist series Respond to this story Talk about this story in the MPR News Forum Submit a commentary Help us cover this story E-mail this page ... Print this page Chinese pianist Lang Lang inspired by American cartoon by Mindy Ratner , Minnesota Public Radio March 1, 2005 Chinese pianist Lang Lang (Photo by Andrew Eccles/DG) Lang Lang was in the Twin Cities last Fall as part of the Schubert Club's international artists series. MPR classical music stations broadcast the complete recital on March 1. News Headlines Minnesota prepares for fewer hurricane victims Crop outlook improves Crime lab officials testify at Vang trial Union ends talks with NWA ... All headlines... Related Subjects MUSIC Working for orchestral equality Mr. Smooth keeps on playing

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36. JohnTabin.com Lang Lang Plays Plays A Mean Mean Piano Piano up at The American Enterprise Online of a new album featuring the extraordinary young Chinese pianist lang lang with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. http://www.johntabin.com/archives/000469.html

37. Classical Music - Andante - Wigmore Hall, 27 November 2001: Lang Lang (piano) The meteoric rise of pianist lang lang began in the summer of 1999, when he substituted on short notice for Andre Watts at the Ravinia Festival. http://www.andante.com/article/article.cfm?id=15134&highlight=1&highlightterms=&

38. Classical Music - Andante - Lang Lang With a rapture that s rare in a 13year-old, Chinese pianist lang lang is The Independent London - 29 November 2001; Extraordinary pianist lang lang http://www.andante.com/article/article.cfm?id=14949&highlight=1&highlightterms=&

39. Performance: National Symphony Orchestra: Leonard Slatkin, Conductor/Lang Lang, lang lang is a phenomenon, no doubt about it. This young pianist, barely into his twenties, has captured wide public attention with the brilliance and http://www.kennedy-center.org/calendar/index.cfm?fuseaction=showEvent&event=NECS

40. Kennedy Center: Biographical Information For Lang Lang Already celebrated in all the music capitals of the world, lang lang has demonstrated He is the first Chinese pianist to be engaged by the Berlin Phil. http://www.kennedy-center.org/calendar/index.cfm?fuseaction=showIndividual&entit

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