Play Me, I'm Yours - Sussex St, Cambridge

Not the best video possible, but that's probably not the point..
Edited to add - the pianist is George Harliono, and he has his own KZbin channel. Go check him out here:
/ georgeharliono

[@Skidoobap]

As the guy in the tweed jacket, I was extremely hungover but soon got over it after seeing this performance!! The kids a legend!!

[@inezmickel1274]

Lol

[@nicolabatley8664]

I think you would play like that after a lifetime of privet lesson

[@sr20DETdrift]

This kid is an absolutely genius.

[@johnharper790]

This is a very early video of George Harliono, now one of the most renowned and respected young concert pianists in the world. Incredible! He has his own youtube channel.

[@jomc20]

What is really impressive is that the boy manages to play something worth listening to on a virtually unplayble beat up old piano!

[@mandoramirez1205]

This would almost be unbelievable if it was not seen with your own eyes, this kid is something very special, he has been given a gift from god and we are all witness to that, play on young man, greatness awaits you.

[@tonitouchberry894]

George I just love the way you could flat tear a piano up at that age! I just love you!

[@georgeharliono]

Thanks Toni!

[@projjalc]

La Campanella, by Franz Liszt. Having tried playing it myself, I'm amazed his little hands are managing so well.

[@Spiral_fx]

Last I checked, you don't need eyes to hear how incredible this child is.

[@pacermanx]

Thank you for being there - on that date time and place. I couldn't play as well as this boy if I live to be 100.

[@ceinwenbran]

talent, confidence and clearly loves playing the piano :) superb

[@MrHuskerOne]

I dont see why people are complaining about the camera work. This is phenomenal, hope that young man keeps with his amazing talent.

[@RichardSamAwuy]

So kind of you to share your talents and gifts, such an unaffordable live music performance to the people on the street... =) It's like a "donation" to the cultural lives of the people..

[@lyndenblue]

This was 7 years ago and he was amazing then. He's a pro now. Check out his videos of 2018!

[@joshquain]

Amazing! These people have the right idea stopping and listening to this beautiful music. I wish the video guy could have stayed a while longer.

[@49mhz]

Wow seams like everyone is more into the camera work this guy did> HELLO PEOPLE SUPER TALENTED KID PLAYING BEAUTIFUL CLASSICAL MUSIC This kid is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!

[@twokiwicats]

WHO IS THIS BRILLIANT GENIUS OF A KID???? I'D PAY A HUNDRED DOLLARS TO WATCH HIM PERFORM!!!!

[@iLAnDeLoCo]

For a kid to play La Campanella by Paganini like this is very very impressive! good job kid keep doing what your doing and you you're future is promised

[@user-nm3rk5ug9g]

너무나 훌륭한 영혼을 울리는 소리를 탄생시킨 감동적인 소년은 제의 2의 베에토밴이 환생을 한 것입니다!

[@karagoz2224]

George, du bist fantastisch talentiert!!!

[@rahatqureshi264]

Amazing all from memory ❤

[@divinemortus]

The first piece is Liszt's transcription of a Paganini caprice. It's etude #3 in G sharp minor "La Campanella" - the second piece is Beethoven's first piano sonata, op.2, the 4th movement.

[@cmonahan514]

this kid gives me hope, most kids his age would be playing videogames instead, keep on exploring the wonderful world that is music

[@user-fy3bi1go1b]

Талантище Джордж! В свои 11 лет играть такие серьезные мировые произведения! Творческих успехов на мировых международных конкурсах! Получаю огромное наслаждение от вашей игры! Здоровья, счастья, везения во всем!🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤💯💯💯👏👏👏👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@mezxart]

Who cares about the camera! You just need to listen, not look! Absolutely wonderful...

[@aimeewang8822]

Well done! Such a great performance.

[@clocklvr]

Super playing my young friend. You never disappoint me. Keep up the good work.

[@Gisse89]

this kid is simply amazing tbh, i couldnt care less for the filming:O as listening to it is, by far, good enough:)

[@nortontolis]

I'm left speechless

[@hackworthiso]

Very nice indeed.

[@j.infant8408]

Talento y esperanza para el mundo.Bravo niño, eres un grande en la música

[@watchingvids101]

@GetMeInNow123 You're right. He has a youtube channel with loads more videos. The channel is called GeorgeHarliono if anyone wants more of him.

[@DrLegitimate]

That's a pretty monster piece for a kid to tackle, but it's coming along nicely!

[@streetmessiah]

You shouldnt leave this unlisted, its great and this kid is fantastically talented!

[@IIIIIbarcodeIIIII]

Beautiful. Thankyou.

[@berthabertha2732]

Love this kid 👏🏻👏🏻👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@AnnetteKingsley]

I think so too - it adds to a unique moment!

[@24by36]

You have it exactly right. I didn't post this video to show off my (absence of) videographic skills; I put it online to share my experience of having seen something that was genuinely awesome. And I mean that in the dictionary rather than the idiomatic sense of the word.

[@Nininhaa12nn]

Today he is already a great pianist George harliiono

[@Lamri35uk]

This is one very talented young gentleman. Thanks for the video O.O.O I watched it just fine. Everybody thinks they are a lecturer on t'interweb. Ignore them and carry on.

[@obsidian00]

I needed this...thanks.

[@MoJoe58]

The kid plays wonderfully, with or without camera work

[@patmoran6446]

what do i love most about this video? two things... this kid is amazing...and the top comments are great. the fact that the video of the artist helps another artist....awesome

[@mak761]

thanks for sharing.

[@CamdenMo]

Don't care about the quality of the video. I just wish there was more. Thank you for posting this. You made my night!

[@tibortabori7468]

AWESOME

[@holyfictionbible]

thank you for recording this beautiful video. i dont care about the video technical stuff. thumbs up for u

[@SEzzz53]

Beautiful, thank you so much for this!

[@enriquerodriguez3215]

All by memory without reading. A ginius

[@TheGreenGrappler]

Bravo!

[@DapperAF]

absolutely amazing, thank you for uploading

[@RickFreeloader]

Thanks for the video! I don't mind if it's shaky, your son is going to be a GREAT PIANIST without any doubt. Be proud! :)

[@rejoicing007]

I have no complaints about your filiming ability! lol. I am just happy to have run across this delightful piece you captured for us. Thank you!

[@MoiMiel]

*¬* OMG. This child makes my day

[@branflank]

He hasn't stopped yet.

[@tatzor]

thank you! :)

[@manutdtreble7]

despite everyone bickering about the focus, this is remarkable!

[@CoockiexAngel]

I can't help but giggle at his sudden -how do you describe that?- face at 2:29 hihi. Anyways, wonderfully played!!!

[@nameofthepen]

Amazing to stumble upon something like this, eh? :-) GetMeInNow123 posted the name below. It is George Harliono, a 10-year-old concert-level musician. wow. George has his own YT channel. Thanks, OnlyOnceOccluded, for catching this, and sharing it.

[@hugofleury8678]

The second is the Piano Sonata No. 1, by Beethoven (4th movement) !

[@lypscratch]

amazing! Thank you so much for filming and for posting!

[@Kitsune88]

Ohh, that's a KZbin feature! Thanks loads, it's been so frustrating trying to figure out what strange mutant cameras everyone was getting lately.

[@TheIronEagle14]

Thank you very much!

[@kjellove123]

For some reason, the way he plays is actually better than the original.

[@DanielSilva-gc4xz]

What? This is classical music. He's not playing anything different from the original sheet music.

[@kjellove123]

I made this comment 9 years ago, not sure what I meant.

[@DanielSilva-gc4xz]

Oh, I see

[@lorenarodriguez7554]

Merveilleux

[@ThePostal67]

At last someone that understands that a tripod is nice, but it doesn't fit in the pocket. Besides, I am sure you did not plan on seeing such a wonderful person...

[@ritonlevrai1]

The first part is "La Campanella", Franz Litszt, but i don't know the second part, but it seem's to be from Liszt too...

[@frollard]

A true shame you didn't stick around til the end of the performance for a bow. @poster, thanks for sharing @music, wow. Keep at it kid!

[@WelcomeToZomboCom]

wow la campanella with such small hands is impressive!

[@theangryscott1]

I think the focus was meant for us to think that we are in a dream and this kid is just part of out imagination. Then we discover it was real and we'd be like "HOLY SHIT!".

[@bricolomarteau]

Tu est simplemen trop fort !! *_*

[@ThePostal67]

That's great for a first posting,, Only took a year to find something worthy and you hit it big time.. Great video, I have done worse and my group loves them... Have a cheery good day!

[@naanaa1111]

The only real problem is the sound of the motor autofocusing. But hey this is great, wish we could find more of this young lad. He will be a legend...

[@travtrd]

this kid is playing some amazing stuff and some of you are worried about the focus of the video? lol

[@AlexanderAndreassen123]

It's a DSLR, the changing of the focus is human error, by fucking with the focus ring, or by failing with the autofocus button. I think it's the first one though, because the autofocus motor makes a lot of noise.

[@rwillhite1956]

And I believe it is Souvenirs d'Andalousie, Op. 22

[@sr20DETdrift]

absolutely.

[@rosaraniyanti]

George❤

[@TimtitsMCfly]

MOAR!

[@iexusuxei]

They're all classical pieces. That's why they sound familiar.

[@mattismedia]

Perhaps I'm the only one but I love the effect of the focus shifting, it's artistic and suits the video well. But who am I, I only do video editing for a living.

[@24by36]

Thank you, but I've already learnt this lesson. Mainly due to the feedback from this video, mind you, but it's been learnt all the same.

[@24by36]

Yep, you're right there.

[@FriendLondonFriend]

Imagine living next door to him. It would drive you nuts.

[@hhoward14]

No it wouldn't drive you nuts. It would further your musical education, and so would his brother, and so would his sister...

[@SchoolrejecT]

You forgot to thank him for the upload

[@AdmiralJackFrost]

I really doubt a kid as obviously musically talented as him would engage in any kind of "gangster" activity

[@user-yb8sf4qx9o]

Сколько лет здесь Георге Харлионо? Играет професианально.

[@joysgirl]

Aaargh!!!You stopped! I understand why,but you leave us wanting more. What was the reaction of the crowd and from him? Thank you for sharing!

[@Simplysarasota]

That is George Harliono. Look him up.

[@divinemortus]

the second piece is beethoven's 4th piano sonata - op 2 no 1. the 4th movement.

[@user-tb9pl3ij5n]

🎹🎶❤️👏👏👏

[@24by36]

The e-breath analyser would be a wonderful thing. You should look into it.

[@scottpearson4416]

Just a common every day work out of enjoying the piano 🎹😂

[@24by36]

In my trunk, yes. Think of it as a belated protest against the modern chatshow format.

[@mervyngatter9975]

That’s nothing I could pee five foot up the wall by the time I was ten😂

[@comdutch]

I'm pretty sure what the people watching talked about at the diner table that night ... ;-))

[@rwillhite1956]

I believe the first piece is Louis Moreau Gottschalk.

[@ballootchnik1]

La Campanella, by Paganini-Liszt. Enjoy :)

[@penyalius]

Hey people, those focuses/pans are all post production. FYI.

[@24by36]

I did say that it's not the best video possible. As it happens, I was taking photos rather than video, so what you're seeing is an afterthought. Turns out that live-view autofocus isn't the greatest thing ever.

[@SaphireJubilee]

Fabulous. If he can play this well on a public piano, think how well he must play in a real setting. Did you get his name?

[@csselement]

This video is an excellent example of why you don't use auto-focus and warp stabilizer. The piano playing is of course beautiful.