Emily Bear - The Noble Awards (9 of 21)

[@TheFreddyEduard]

LATES NEWS Emily Got Her 8th Award On Saturday, May 5, 2018, 2018 Order of Lincoln award Order of Lincoln, which is the state’s highest honor for professional achievement and public service. Emily Bear of Rockford, Illinois, at only 16-years of age, has achieved groundbreaking success as a pianist, composer and songwriter. A chart-topping recording artist, she enjoys arranging, orchestrating, and performing in a diverse collection of styles including jazz, classical, film music and pop. Having made her professional debut at the Ravinia Festival at 5 years old, she has since performed at many of the worlds’ most well-known venues including Carnegie Hall, the White House, Lincoln Center, Montreux Jazz Festival, and the Hollywood Bowl. Symphonies across the world have performed Emily's original compositions and she has helped raise millions for charities across the globe through performances and events. Emily won before also 7 Awards, 4 ASCAP Awards as classical (2) and jkazz (2), composer. 2 RAMI Awards and 1 GOLDEN RIBBY Award. And a TV Special about and with Emily won also a EMMY Award when she was age 11 In the special was also Quincy Jones

[@Aureussa]

What a beautiful melody! Pure LOVE... !!! Thanks.

[@OrigamiTree]

Gosh, even her last name is adorable! YAY EMILY, and her great piano playing/composing!

[@jpetee5]

Thank you very much for this video. Emily is fabulous here. Beautiful play, her beautiful composition and her wonderfull smiles. :-))

[@SerenaCostantino]

beautiful video and song !! Serena

[@TriniCrocker]

It's nice to hear Emily play the whole version of this song.

[@egyptiancornilla]

u r totally right really i feel that every time she changes a note but i love her so much and i wish i could play all her beautiful songs

[@valeriamazzu]

fantasctica... il mondo della musica nelle sue mani!!

[@jainraja2008]

hundred and more times apraciate you.i saluit for your talent.

[@tubehab]

It's actually "Tomorrows Wishes" which she wrote for the Children's Hospital specifically. In her words, "... hoping they have many more tomorrows and many wishes...". A very beautiful piece and all the proceeds go to Children's Hospital.

[@lalica21]

I love her music-and her smile!!

[@Luna1967100]

She is amazing!

[@Frebyrd1973]

My god, she takes my breath away!

[@PeachySweety]

Great Job Emily!

[@bexluvsbreyers]

I think the best part about this very talented girl is that she hasn't been pushed to great lengths (or at least from the videos I've seen) like many child pianists are these days..... Well done Emily!!!! I'm almost double your age and I admire you soo much!! :D I'm working on my first composition but it sucks lol XD

[@tubehab]

That song is "Once upon a wish" she played for Ellen on the Ellen Show on November 17.

[@uitinlimburg]

Still touched by an angel, Emily. Your fan Nick

[@absoftitanium]

She really is adorable.

[@RyBl212]

Ok who the heck disliked this. They should be ashamed of them selves for clicking the wrong button. GO EMILY BEAR you are awsome.

[@schszandi]

she is going the next Mozart.. I'm sure.. I hope she's proud of herself,because SHE IS A TRUE TALENT!

[@benj.2088]

She is a genius.

[@Desbiens22]

she's just too good .. ! NOBODY could ever guess its a 8 years old girl playing the song just by listening to it ..

[@TripNegative]

I wonder what it must be like to be born into a world and almost instantaneously change and inspire it?

[@absoftitanium]

Yes there is. Search 'Emily Bear Chopin Waltz 64'. She plays it as well as Artur Rubinstein, imho.

[@danceforeternity112]

I can play the whole thing.

[@TriniCrocker]

@ParodyBone It is "Tomorrow's Wishes"

[@wispiwispi1889]

2017 Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award winner just recently

[@danceforeternity112]

this song is tomorrows wishes. she wrote it for the childrens hosptial

[@danekjovax]

@PK292TSM Chances are she wrote that composition by herself just for that event, so you may want to rethink it as "wallpaper music". Can your 8-year-old write music like that?

[@RexR20]

I play this melody. Find Tomorow's Wishes - Piano Melody by Emily Bear.

[@8596alpa]

omg!!! i

[@gabewabe]

she's definetly the new Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin altogether! how this can be denied!?!?

[@F1brawfa]

I wuld lvoe to hear her playing Chopin is there a movie on youtube where she plays Chopin?

[@TheMilune]

Oh yes you're right! Thanks ^^

[@drummermylo]

@ParodyBone I don't remember the name but it's an original piece.

[@TheFreddyEduard]

Emily Bear Tomorrow's Wishes Emily play this song for the first time on television at the Ellen Show when she was age 7 Search: Emily Bear Tomorrow's Wishes

[@TheFreddyEduard]

+TFE niname Latest News About Emily Bear. (ASCAP) February 04, 2016 Emily won her 5th Award. This time the Award is for Jazz Composers under 30 2016 Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award

[@darkstar1345a]

@gabewabe because you will never see the like of them compsers again . she is ms. Emily Bear and allways will be

[@cocogingo]

why do you keep posting this story on every Emily Bear video?

[@frederikkeoe]

does anyone know what this song is called?

[@tarikhk2]

does anyone know the name of this song?

[@TriniCrocker]

wow, I just noticed something...it that a GOLD piano?

[@JuliannaSteinburg]

She looks exactly like my american girl doll!

[@Jazmingrint]

I think that was the song she wrote as a wedding gift for Ellen and Porita

[@dieppham3757]

I want to know the song!!

[@TheMilune]

I was thinking she wrote it for Ellen DeGeneres's wedding? Anyway, that's beautiful. Am I the only who heard something new each time she plays this song?

[@AmandaJuline]

whats his name?

[@lecurvey]

I believe it's called 'tomorrow's wishes'

[@vanillachik02138]

Albert Einstein would be proud.

[@sr14225]

There have been prodigies who came from poor families that were lucky enough to be discovered and were taught for free. Take Scott Joplin for example. Even the fact that she is a girl would have been a disadvantage had she been born just 100 years earlier. Mozart's sister for example was also very talented, but she wasn't pushed as much to succeed because not as much was expected of her because she was a girl. The point is, music is for anyone and everyone is equal; poor, affluent, male, female.

[@absoftitanium]

Lol, no I was being extremely tongue-in-cheek. The piano appears to be high-gloss black, reflecting the soft golden lighting they used. >;^) I guess if they wanted a piano to appear gold, they could cover it in gold leaf, but this one seems to be black.

[@absoftitanium]

Sorry. The post was merely to mock another post concentrating on oneself, instead of the genius in the original video.

[@PK292TSM]

@danekjovax Every time when stuff like this come up and people always ask short-sighted question like yours. I didn't question her talent, but I question whether the grown-ups around her know what's the best to do to cultivate, nurture her talents " IN THE LONG RUN"!!!!!! When Brahms was a kid he was begged by agents to tour and show off like Emily Bear is doing today. I am glad that his teacher/mentor knew better to let his rare gift be exploited and worn out.

[@remocleo]

wow better then me

[@amazieng]

It bugged me that the people clapped before she was really done.

[@WatcherCatcher]

This sounds like Finding Neverland theme song.

[@juzzlookin]

@LETFISH77 hear hear.

[@TriniCrocker]

LOL, are you being serious? I think it was just the light, but I'm not sure... although, coming from Steinway&Sons, nothing would surprise me.

[@PK292TSM]

@katjaoljuscha Apparently, your appreciation and understanding of music stops at perpetual C major/ new age elevator pipe-in. No need to try to understand the depth and art of the true masters over the course of human history. Keep yourself happy, I don't give a beep.

[@PK292TSM]

She's a very talented young lady, and not to sound harsh to a little girl, but shouldn't her teachers expose her to more complicated/sophisticate/intelligent music than this new age/Cmajor wall paper stuff? Anyone who has any idea about the art of music will tell you stuff like this is really just froth. I think it's rather short-sighted of her parents/teachers to let her do this day in day out. It's beyond detrimental to her evolution as an artist.

[@TriniCrocker]

Okay. I guess not.

[@lecurvey]

I believe it's called 'tomorrow's wishes'