“It’s easier to speak through the keys than through words.”
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Li Yundi is a Chinese classical pianist. He is also popularly known as Yundi and formerly Yundi Li. Born in Chongqing, Li is most well known for being the youngest pianist to win the International Frédéric Chopin Piano Competition, in 2000, at the age of 18, and for judging it in 2015. Wikipedia
“It’s easier to speak through the keys than through words.”
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“I’m very happy that so many children are learning the piano because of me.”
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“My fans really love me, so they want to understand classical music and I want to help them.”
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“My emotions are expressed through the piano.”
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