Robert Schumann for a new generation: Pianist Tiffany Poon on the great composer | Music Documentary

What makes Robert Schumann so special? Tiffany Poon has thought a lot about that question. The 26-year old New York pianist has spent years studying the great German Romantic composer and in her opinion: he’s extraordinary. Robert Schumann (1810-1856) wasn’t only a great composer, pianist and conductor - he was also a writer, publisher and musical visionary. We met Tiffany Poon at her concert at the Dresden Music Festival 2023, where she performed works by Robert Schumann at the Grand Garden Palace, including Kinderszenen Op. 15, Davidsbündlertänze Op. 6 and Piano Sonata No. 2 in G minor, Op. 22.
In this video we accompany Tiffany Poon as she rehearses and show excerpts from the highly-acclaimed concert. But despite her star status, she still has her feet on the ground. She’s an approachable artist who’s always looking to connect with people. The evening before the concert she organized a pop-up event in a café in Dresden. And after the concert she chatted to her fans offstage, as always. Tiffany Poon talks about her relationship with Robert Schumann, his life and works. We also find out more about the young pianist, who - just like Robert Schumann - does a lot besides music. Tiffany Poon is also a philosopher, vlogger and founder of the non-profit organization “Together with Classical”. Her mission, above all, is to demystify classical music and inspire a wider audience. Tiffany Poon has just recorded an album with works by Robert Schumann: "Diaries: Schumann" will be available from 9 February 2024.
At a glance:
00:00 Schumann: Davidsbündlertänze, Op. 6, 1. Lebhaft (excerpt)
00:27 The beginning of Tiffany Poon's interest in Schumann
01:00 Schumann: Davidsbündlertänze, Op. 6, 3. Etwas hahnbüchen (excerpt)
01:27 Schumann's personality and his episodes of mania and depression
01:58 Schumann: Davidsbündlertänze, Op. 6, 5. Einfach (excerpt)
02:37 Schumann’s secret society “Davidsbündler” and his philosophical mission
03:20 Schumann: Davidsbündlertänze, Op. 6, 13. Wild und lustig (excerpt)
03:55 The characters Florestan and Eusebius - pseudonyms for Robert Schumann
04:53 Rehearsals before the concert at the Dresden Music Festival (part 1)
05:20 How Tiffany Poon approaches a work
06:12 Rehearsals (part 2)
06:52 How to de-mystify classical music
07:31 Pop-up event in a Dresden café
08:00 Tiffany Poon on her first pop-up event
08:14 Fans play a boogie-woogie on the piano
08:57 A fan plays Franz Schubert's Impromptu in A flat major, Op. 90, No. 4 (excerpt)
09:26 Her goal of bringing people together with classical music
09:50 Tiffany's debut concert at just 10 years of age
10:14 Tiffany Poon on her first keyboard instrument, when she was two years old
10:46 Early recordings of Tiffany playing Mozart’s Fantasy in D Minor
11:14 Tiffany Poon on the first steps in her career
12:14 Other early recordings
12:49 Tiffany Poon on her philosophy degree
13:20 Excerpts from Tiffany's KZbin videos
13:51 How to show the human side of classical music on KZbin
14:34 Excerpts from Classical Chats for the charity Together with Classical
14:56 Tiffany Poon on the beginnings of Together with Classical
16:02 Schumann: Kinderszenen, Op. 15, 1. Von fremden Ländern und Menschen (excerpt)
16:32 A good idea outside a toy store at Heathrow Airport
16:46 Schumann: Kinderszenen, Op. 15, 3. Hasche-Mann (excerpt)
17:12 Tiffany reflecting on her childhood
17:55 Schumann: Kinderszenen, Op. 15, 7. Träumerei (excerpt)
18:30 How does Tiffany Poon see her future?
19:04 Schumann: Piano Sonata No. 2 in G minor, Op. 22, IV. Presto (excerpt)
19:37 Why Tiffany is never satisfied
20:04 Meet and greet after the concert
20:30 Tiffany Poon on the wonderful connection with her fans
20:53 Schumann: Waldszenen, Op. 82, 7. Vogel als Prophet (excerpt)
Tiffany Poon was born in Hong Kong in 1996. She started piano lessons when she was four. At age nine she moved to New York, where she attended the Juilliard School Pre-College program. Tiffany Poon made her concert debut at age 10. She graduated from high school in 2014 and continued her piano studies as part of the exchange program between Columbia University and The Juilliard School. She also studied philosophy and in 2018 graduated from Columbia with a Bachelor of Arts. Today she performs around the world, sometimes with an orchestra, sometimes solo. In 2017 she started a new project with the help of KZbin - to present her more human side, as well as her classical music. She has a great social media presence, with 320,000 followers on KZbin alone. And she also engages with the community. Tiffany Poon’s non-profit charity “Together with Classical” supports musicians in their training and brings together classical music lovers from all over the world.
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[@TiffanyPoonpianist]

Vielen Dank 🙏

[@MrBassrazz]

Tiffany brings such joy and love into the World 🌍! I’m a huge fan of her music and her abilities to ‘popularize’ classical music. God bless her.

[@HTX_Son]

She isn't doing anything out of the ordinary to popularize classical music. It is still the domain of the wealthy.

[@topturretgunner]

I agree. I really like her her in part for her passion to bring classical music to the world. Her passion and drive for this are admirable. I also believe her talent is a gift. She is in my opinion one of the best classical pianists I’ve had to pleasure to hear. I like respect and admire her.

[@RolandHuettmann]

​@@HTX_Son Why? I am not "wealthy". No, it is the domain for those trying to find something deeper and longer lasting. It is not an easy landscape though, it is full of diversity and detail.

[@neovxr]

@@HTX_Son we need to deconstruct "wealthy" into people that look down on us and treat us like they treat their herds of cattle, and others who are humble and just take a lot of responsibilites for the sake of something productive, and to maintain bigger things that exist and are good. Tiffany knows her responsibilities, but foremost wants to be human among humans, and do what she can the best way she can.

[@pookz3067]

⁠@@HTX_Sonlive classical music performance still is but the playing of classical music and listening of recordings has certainly been completely popularized. To limit one’s conception of what classical music is or what it’s for to any particular form or function is sophomoric.

[@argumentumpoeticum]

Why is it that no matter how long ive been a fan of Schumann and Poon that they both still surprise me and bring tears of joy?

[@pasadenaphil8804]

That is why classical music doesn't disappear. All of the timeless classics have been played thousands of times by the most brilliant musicians of every generation and yet a few very talented artists always seem to find a way to breathe new life into them. So the magic doesn't get lost. We have no recordings of Brahms, Beethoven, Mozart nor any of the other great masters themselves do we don't really know what they sounded like. So it may be the fear that we will never know that attracts new artists from every generation in a pursuit to really understand them that keeps them alive?

[@user-mw6em6ve1s]

You’re so young, and so wildly brilliant. There is no one better to be responsible for carrying on the most sublime interpretations of so many pieces we cherish today.

[@gabriel1chan]

She is such a wonderful person. Elegant, beautiful, not showing off, but has a lot of talent and determination. Her piano sounds so much more connected.

[@thomasbunner734]

A rare and very special being is Tiffany Poon, for she gives of herself freely and openly to fans and music lovers all over the world, so that we can better understand and appreciate the wonders of classical music. Thank you so much!

[@vivatmusica]

Tiffany is a fantastic ambassador for classical music and it is wonderful what she is doing with her foundation, bringing art music to new audiences and generations. Schumann is a very special composer - such warmth, passion, and humanity - and his music deserves to be better known. Would love to hear Tiffany playing more of his Lieder and chamber music too!

[@DWClassicalMusic]

We're glad you liked it!

[@EdmundHeng80]

She's so humble, so talented, so sweet and sooooo beautiful!

[@manfaifung4351]

This is a first-rate interview that showcased Tiffany's talents: musicality, articulation and determination. She failed the English exam at 8 and had to learn the language for one year before acceptance to Julliard. But wow, how she has improved over the years and now speaks a pleasant lyrical American language. Is that the New York accent she has got?

[@nataliekaufman6031]

Probably, she lives in NYC!

[@manfaifung4351]

I agree with you. Thanks.

[@denniswong1438]

Putting yourself out in social media is not easy for anyone, but classical music will need her and many others like her to reach more of the people

[@petertalbot7261]

Tiffany does the great musician Robert Schumann such honour by playing so beautifully. He would be so touched by this. Totally agree with the previous post too.

[@tombufford136]

Informative documentary from Tiffany Poon with Tiffany performing and allowing us a glimpse of her astounding beauty and musical strength !

[@oxoelfoxo]

a DW recording !? when!!? just read the description: Tiffany Poon has just recorded an album with works by Robert Schumann: "Diaries: Schumann" will be available from 9 February 2024. congrats!!!

[@robinramsajan6938]

Dear Tiffany. I marvel at your passion for the piano. You make it look so ‘easy’ as difficult it is. I’m 63 years old, amateur pianist……… you inspire me soooo much to relearn piano . I’m from the Caribbean, Trinidad, hope I can attend a performance of yours one day in USA. God bless you ❤

[@DWClassicalMusic]

Thank you for sharing your journey on the piano with us and our community. All the best!

[@onemanfran]

Tiffany is my favourite pianist - she makes it look and sound so effortless and her connection with the piano is unrivalled.

[@AL-pu7ux]

She’s really brilliant and I just want to hear more and more of her playing. What a wonderful person.

[@DWClassicalMusic]

We're glad you enjoyed it. Make sure to follow us for the latest uploads 😊

[@PaulIvers]

Thanks to DW for this thoughtful portrait of Tiffany's artistry. Can't wait to hear "Diaries"!

[@iamsoulsister]

I’ve literally been watching Tiffany since I was 7 and to see her featured on such a big platform has me grinning so hard. I hope she continues to work with DW as her career continues to flourish.

[@hassanbeydoun2460]

YOOO you guys got Tiffany Poon to show up in a documentary!? I have been watching her KZbin channel for years!

[@sunkenindeaf]

Naturally, this short film will touch long-time followers of Tiffany Poon's channel the most. Never mind the few wrong notes. What matters, intertwined with music, is her sparkling personality.

[@marsha831]

Such a fine performer - exceptional technique, deep soul. Saw her in San Francisco. Do not miss seeing her live!

[@BlackHermit]

Tiffany is amazing and I love her very much. ♥

[@MichaelAlexander1967]

Thank you Tiffany Poon ❤. Gifted, talented, warm, beautiful and successful - now that’s the way to have a career 😁💪🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼.

[@delshadhussain6901]

Thanks to Tiffany I’ve also found a connection to Mr Schumann, now I want to play all his pieces! She’s truly wonderful!

[@legendpossible7159]

Congratulations Tiffany!!!!! It’s so good to see a documentary about you and the music you love!!❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@vidarbonsak7855]

At 17 I started listening to classical and Schumann quickly became my favorite. 40 years later his music still touches me like no other music. It's so original, personal and full of surprises. I think his music must have sounded so very strange back in the day. Tiffany Poon plays it great👍🎵

[@TheSunlex]

I was there! Great concert! 🫶

[@andreasbretzler5016]

Thank you for this excellent portrait of a wonderful pianist. I had the pleasure to listen to her concert in Dresden's Palais im Grossen Garten. This brings back some beautiful memories. I hope and am very much convinced that we will hear more of her immense talent in the future! ❤

[@judithnelson1665]

Wonderful video; thank you, Ms Poon. As a lifetime appreciator of Schumann, may I say- you are a true Schumannist and there is no higher aesthetic vocation, since he was a courageous advocate,, in life and art, of truth, beauty, and existential meaning. Thank you -carry on your important work.

[@imqqmi]

Very brave to put yourself out there and show who you are and stand for, well done! You must've felt very exposed and nervous to do this, must not have been easy. I hope the community will embrace you as you've embraced music and the piano, charity and kindness.

[@ericastier1646]

No, it looks that way but not at all. She is very versed in social media compared to 98% of other pianists, she has been an active youtuber from the early days of youtube . She is among that younger elite of pianists who have grown with a youtube audience sharing thousands of their inner feelings on cameras weekly for years. She is naturally nervous by default, it is tied to her personality of being tremendously demanding to herself. She understands that solo pianist career in this age is more than just being a private person appearing on a stage. Like many Asians she is extremely ambitious and i think she thinks she has not met her self imposed goals. But her musical education is the most golden path possible, She is a 100% Julliard product from child and has won some international competitions. I think she is a bit upset with herself that she has not risen to a more prominent established person in music. Pianist is about one of the most competitive career out there and out of 10,000 pianist 9,900 will not live from performing only and maybe only a handful will be somewhat recognized worldwide. The struggling artist life is what she is experiencing despite being at such a very high level. By trying to make classical music more mainstream she hopes to open more opportunity of success for her pianist career. The next best thing for a pianist who struggles to live from performing only is to become a professor in a top academic university. A few famous pianists juggle both lives. My guess is that she might eventually enter the academic profession but even that is extremely competitive because there are sooooo many super talented pianists everywhere applying for everything and more pouring up every year.

[@imqqmi]

@@ericastier1646 Well then she must be a great actress to feign nervousness that well then lol! Putting your opinion and relationship with a composer as a person out there to the general and highly critical public in the music world is scary, at least that's what I would feel like. I can't speak for Tiffany Poon directly but I can fully imagine it'll be something that takes courage. I've heard from many performers that nervousness is always there and there's always apprehension about opinions and critique afterwards. Goes with the territory, no matter how long you've done it. I do agree with you Tiffany seems to be a professional dealing with tension and exposure like that, she handles herself very well in that regard, even though there must be days that are quite hard to deal with 'the internet' at times.

[@ericastier1646]

@@imqqmi Ok, you misunderstood my first reply. She is not feigning any nervousness she is nervous ! and i agree that it is unavoidable and comes with the profession. That is not the point. No, what i replied to you for is that based on having known her youtube antics for a good part of a year, opening up herself and spilling her inner thoughts regularly to a large audience hundred of times for years, she is used to do that, she even likes it. it did not require her to be especially "brave" (she is by default), and that she certainly does not felt "exposed" as you wrote. Actually most pianist are extroverts and don't mind sharing what music evokes to them deeply or what connection they feel with the composer. No her nervousness in her case comes purely from her highly self critical nature regarding her performances. She always appears nervous in her thought process and is known for wide mood swings it's not anything to do with this interview. She has extremely hefty goals and her concern is quite the contrary of what you think, she'd want to be more exposed, more covered and followed like a star. She is nervous about not being enough on that path.

[@imqqmi]

@@ericastier1646 Ah you mean no braver than her normal self, I stand corrected.

[@ericastier1646]

@@imqqmi yes right she is brave like this at all times also appears a bit nervous all the time. It's her normal self.

[@PetulaGuimaraes]

She is nothing short of wonderful. Her playing is magnificent, but she's also a very interesting person!

[@clamayaceo]

Love this interview! I’ve followed Tiffany Poon’s work for years and you’ve captured her humility, originality and genuine love for classical piano and her passion for sharing this with many. I am one of the individuals who was introduced to the heart of Schumann’s work by Tiffany. My piano teacher taught me what she loved-Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff and Bach. I always get inspired by her authenticity and enthusiasm. She is constantly innovating. I feel privileged to be able to follow her journey. This interview/program was brilliant!

[@DWClassicalMusic]

We're glad you enjoyed it! Make sure to follow our channel to not miss out in the future 😊

[@snowf6307]

astounding playing and interpretation

[@jameshasbeenjammin]

She is one of my favourite pianists. Well done Tiffany. Your work astounds us all.

[@topturretgunner]

I thoroughly enjoyed this vlog Tiffany. The more I see and get to know you through your blogs the more I grow to like you both as an artist and as a person. You have certainly deepened my appreciation of classical music in general and piano in particular. I would enjoy conversations with you and getting your views on life and philosophy. You see at 71 I know I’m not to old to learn and exchange ideas and views. I close now wishing you a good night and a great weekend. Your old and would be friend from central Florida. God bless you and your efforts. ✝️🙏🏻❤️🎼🎹🤗☺️

[@martinaflorencio776]

Loved the enterview, I've been following Tiffany since 2018 and started to explore more of Schumann music because of her.

[@DWClassicalMusic]

We're glad you enjoyed it. Make sure to follow us in order to not miss out in the future 😊

[@marktahu2932]

You are showing all of us a very broad spectrum of your personal growth, which is never ending, but fascinating to see developing. Best wishes on your path.

[@JM-ig4ed]

Wonderful interview with her! Been a fan of hers for a number of years!

[@kelvinsmallwood6315]

Great listening to you play Tiffany & to hear about your plans especially bringing music to the people even if only in a cafe/deli like I saw.

[@AquaFX]

She's such an inspiration

[@mateuscosta787]

Great documentary. I love that mission of Tiffany to demystifie classical music. I myself have gotten into it a little more than a year ago, at 25, and it has changed my life already. Her flowery shirt is the sweetest thing too.

[@DWClassicalMusic]

Thanks for sharing your story with us!

[@RolandHuettmann]

Classical music is another word for finding lasting beauty amids a cacophony of sounds -- but it is not limited to genre or time. I enjoyed this video. I love Schumann since early childhood. Keep going... ❤ 0:13

[@gabriel1chan]

Tiffany serves the music with her heart. I once listen to her practicing, while I could not hear any difference, she criticised her execution "this note too strong, that note a bit out of sync... Very demanding of herself, so her performance is a polished work, the music just carries into my heart.

[@colinm9423]

I'd be willing to bet this is what she meant, at the end, when she was reflecting on her performance: She said "Too many wrong notes (19:35)". To me; and, I think, to many, this would mean too many ACTUAL wrong notes (e.g. hitting a B instead of a C). but, for her, I think it means, as you say, a note being too strong (or weak), or being out of sync, etc. Like you say, her performance sounds polished (actually to perfection), and it carries to my heart also. Like she always says: we must continually 'strive'.

[@adrienneparks9791]

this video is bringing tears to my eyes and a lump in my throat

[@danbrunton3170]

Well done, Tiffany! That was the best piece I have seen done on you.

[@colinm9423]

Fell in love with her from the moment I first clicked on one of her videos. Learned so much from her. I wish you all the best on this Earth, Tiffany.

[@eclipsee9773]

shes such a beautiful soul, im sure schumann would be so proud!

[@rig4365]

I love Tiffany Poon. I've been following her youtube channel and enjoy her very calm demeanor, sort of iike asmr. I really enjoy when she let's us in on her thought process when picking a piano fir her concert.

[@HTX_Son]

Schumann is perfect for Tiffany. She is prone to huge mood swings and relates well to Schumann's fantasy characters.

[@neovxr]

She explained it well. Schumann had his fateful issues but still he found his methods to have hope and be creative. Thus, his "net value" is huge and positive. Many people including herself are learning from him.

[@ericastier1646]

Very correct i followed her around 2014 , and it is what i remember. She has tragedy and pathos built into her personality but she draws a tremendous amount of energy from it, and it does not affect her abilities at all. I can see how she feels a sympathy for Schumann. I remember how she talked so uncertainly about herself when she flew into a piano competition but won first prize no problem which stunned me. That is certainly humility but yes she is very hard on herself. The world is a harsh place.

[@ministryofdressing]

Tiffany I live you so much ! You totally help me a lot with the piano study !!! You are so talented in so many areas and you are so important to us ! Thank you a lot infinitely !!!!!

[@Classicalmusichubb]

I’m a now 22 year old from London who only had interest in modern trending genres. I was inspired by Tiffany’s channel during vivid snd by the end of 2022 I bought a keyboard and my life has been changed, thanks Tiffany :)

[@user-te5st1ct9j]

СПАСИБО ЗА ЗНАКОМСТВО С ТАЛАНТЛИВОЙ ПИАНИСТКОЙ!

[@brianruppert1071]

Schumann was brilliant!! Thank you, Ms. Poon, for this glowing set of performances and interpretation!!

[@sergiovetrone466]

Musicista straordinaria!

[@kathng8354]

Beautiful

[@karolskakes388]

A well put together video/interview: you captured the person - the deep inside of what makes us tick. Thank You for sharing this video, from all who follow Tiffany!

[@DWClassicalMusic]

We're glad you enjoyed it. Make sure to follow us as well 😊

[@Dougohere1]

Love of classical music and the love of humanity brings about a greater love of music and each other. If we can continue to progress on the same path, then the opportunity to explore our inner talent can come about.

[@firetree2007]

I have followed her youtube channel for about 10 years, watching her grow up into a fine pianist.

[@jubeltr]

The best pianist in the world... It took a long time to make this documentary... Thanks to KZbin She has already had many followers for a long time... since she was a child--

[@jubeltr]

a very precise touch... she is a very technically grounded pianist, which is the basis of the piano... most people think of musicality... but without technique there is nothing...

[@DWClassicalMusic]

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[@Capochin950]

Incredible beautiful talented young woman.She always vaporises away my depression.She is a very sensitive kind person and inspires me

[@quaver1239]

Very interesting. Thank you!

[@xvsj5833]

Wonderful ❤👏👏👏👏👏bravo

[@richardg1550]

> just recorded an album with works by Robert Schumann: "Diaries: Schumann" Who else thought this was inevitable? Congrats!!

[@iOSKrys]

Nice. I am a big fan of Tiffany

[@WNYfellow]

Congrats to DW for recognizing this great artist.

[@DWClassicalMusic]

We're glad you enjoyed it. Make sure to follow us for the latest uploads 😊

[@renatoamaral8259]

Great woman, very talented. ❤️💯🌟

[@margarethansen7480]

Thanks for this amazing vídeo! Tiffany is very special kind of person/pianist❤❤❤

[@paulkvothe9847]

Teilt es, Daumen hoch, Wundervoll an so einem regnerischen tag so überrascht zu werden. Frau Poon, Ich gratuliere zu dem youtube algorithmus, beziehungsweise auf die Ausrichtung der Filme. Sei es mit Titel, länge, Kommentare, Die Fangemeinde, Sofort poppt dies bei mir auf. Es ist immer wieder eine Freude Sie auf Ihrem Weg zu verfolgen. Da macht das künstlerische wandern Freude. Und auch wenn es mal kurz bergab geht, man steht wieder auf. Grüsse Aus Andermatt. P.S.

[@neovxr]

Never forget the squirrels and ducks in her "world" videos, wonderful collage with music and video snippets of cities and parks.

[@topturretgunner]

Thank you DW classical music for bringing this video of Tiffany Poon. I fell in love with classical music as a 9 year old boy. You see my 4th grade class took in a performance of the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra’s rendition of Tchaikovsky’s Peter and the Wolf. Thus began a nearly 63 year long love affair. I enjoy classical piano and in another life would be a classical pianist. Ahh. unrequited dreams. I do love Tiffany and hope I can see her in concert one day before I depart this earthly realm. I close sending you my sincere thanks and wish you all the best. God bless you. ✝️🙏🏻❤️🎼🎹❤️☺️ Oh. PS new subscriber.

[@andresgunther]

🇩🇪 Tiffany Poon gehoert seit mehreren Jahren zu meinen bevorzugten Pianisten der jungen Generation. Ganz besonders bewundere ich ihre Faehigkeit, einen schoenen Ton zu erzielen, auch wenn das Klavier kein Spitzen- Konzertfluegel ist, wie z.B. hier --> 7:42 . 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 Tiffany Poon belongs to my top favorite pianists of the young generation since several years. Particularly I admire her skill to achieve a beautiful sound on the piano, even if the instrument is not a top of the line Concert Grand, like here -> 7:42 .

[@Capochin950]

Very interesting highly intelligent young woman .With immense musical talent.A force of good in world .

[@peterwu8471]

She is an angel

[@cablenelsonbabygrandpiano842]

Very good! Beautiful sound!!!❤❤❤❤

[@Capochin950]

An amazing human being.

[@mikaelpetersson8647]

Poon is a seeking and a Spirituell person and should develop in that direction. Amazing pianist.

[@prototropo]

I'm just now discovering Tiffany Poon and am in awe. Her conviction of performance and an obviously deep understanding and loyalty to Robert Schumann are astounding. Tiffany does seemingly possess a direct communication with the spirit and intent of Schumann. I am not a spiritual person but I believe Schumann pursued a spiritual avenue to reach sublimity in music. He succeeded, and so has Tiffany. I believe Schumann would love her fantastic interpretation of his art.

[@DWClassicalMusic]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us and our community!

[@LCLenard]

Tiffany: Happy Birthday. I am a musician who studied theology. You should not be surprised at the connection between Thinking and music making.

[@MrInterestingthings]

She really is a thinking,feeling performer! Can't wait to hear her Kreisleriana,Symphonic studies,and TheFantasie. MY favorite is leaves.

[@Glee73]

been following her youtube for years! great to see her on this channel.

[@matthewraden5210]

Tiffany, that sounds wonderful❤

[@renatoamaral8259]

I hope she finds a great guy for herself, she deserves lots of love in her life. ❤️😉

[@resorcinolamide]

Schumann the composer and Tiffany the pianist makes the best music :D

[@roberton9008]

Amazing Idea at Dresden cafe! super cool !

[@Carolf1213]

captured.😊

[@erick-gd7wo]

I love miss Poon for her Artistry to come forward first in all of her playing. She has definitely *the* technique to show off but instead going for a deep musical journey.

[@littlsuprstr]

Elegant, articulate, passionate, intelligent.

[@stejan2915]

Wow. I am amazed by this interview. So much sincerity and simplicity in one person. It is such a great idea your way of sharing the music, passion, energy, philosophy and the point of musician's view to the audience and other people in a bit funny and relaxed way. I find myself as a versatile not just a musician, rather complete artist. The whole life I spent as a classical pianist, but somehow my soul tended to be unique but did not know for a long time how to do it. Luckely, thanks to some circumstances, a lots of self struggles, luck, God and a lot of different people I made it. I also teach pupils, play solo and with solo singer, also compose my own music for the piano and chamber music which I really like to play, learning foreign languages (speak 5 languages, soon 6th), learning solo singing, improvise and arrange the music... Thanks a lot for sharing your story. 😊🍀🍁🎉

[@DWClassicalMusic]

Thanks for sharing your personal journey with us and our community. All the best!

[@stefangeorgiev7370]

Great Tiffany!💐

[@peckz8327]

From Practising Poon to Performing Poon!

[@nadabajic1570]

Brilliant

[@topturretgunner]

DW Classical Music 🎼. I heartily agree with Tiffany’s passion to expose more people and I would add a broader range as well. It saddened me the other day when I saw someone refer to classical music as a place for the wealthy only. I wondered how many others have felt this. The beauty and wonder of classical music is to be shared, enjoyed, loved and appreciated by anyone who is interested. I think it behooves those of us who know and love it to share it. Well. Just some thoughts here. All my best to you at DW with God’s blessings. ✝️🙏🏻❤️🎼🎹❤️☺️

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[@elentok2225]

Thanks you very much!👏🏼💐❤️

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[@EarlLedden]

Failing English to speaking flawless English. And such clarity in her playing. Something special going on here!

[@reverbren3943]

we love tiffany

[@donaldaxel]

Where can I buy CD's (or download streams) of Tiffany playing Schumann?

[@reinhardtristaneugen9113]

It is like looking and listening to Eden as for the clip of Tiffany above... ...a normality I was deprived of a long time ago, a normality not given back yet, a normality I am yearning and longing so much for and a normality I can barely recall... Le p'tit Daniel

[@_nutmeg]

I like the look on her face when playing, like a Argerich

[@krazdomino4882]

Tiffany, don’t exert too much technically. Reserved a little. You don’t want to have multiple sclerosis . Love you❤

[@SchmelzKeaseLP]

Ist cool was sie macht!

[@luminosity_altvr]

米田定理，永远的神！ (Translation: Yoneda Lemma, always a god among the mortals!)

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[@luminosity_altvr]

@DWClassicalMusic My apologies for any confusion! 🙏 I've revised the comment to ensure clarity for fellow commenters. I crafted a clever remark for my multilingual German friend that performed in this video who not only speaks fluent Mandarin but is also a passionate admirer of the Yoneda Lemma. 😄