“We are super excited to see it,” Xie told The Post. The child, who plans to perform Mozart, will likely be the youngest person to ever play on the historic stage, according to the station. “The first time I heard her playing a piano piece, I was so deeply moved,” said her mom, Nicole Sun, who also plays the piano. The win landed her a performance slot at Carnegie Hall, as part of the American Protégé International Music Talent Competition, in November. This spring, the miniature musician became the youngest first-place winner of the Elite International Music Competition - which showcases young pianists, instrumentalists, vocalists, and small chamber ensembles. “I said, ‘Brigitte, do you like a challenge? Would you like to be on stage?'” Zhang said.
Brigitte Xie is set to perform at Carnegie Hall. Seeing her potential, Zhang tapped into the child’s innate skillset and urged her to practice more. When I demonstrate, she really watches what I did and imitates well.” She cycles to her lessons once a week, practices daily, and has gone from zero to grade 5 ABRSM. “She is really exceptional,” Zhang, who teaches in Greenwich, told the station. My sister-in-law has an adult student learning classical piano. The talented tot had a knack for the instrument, and quickly learned to read sheet music and follow cues too, said her piano teacher, Felicia Feng Zhang. She started playing a little bit while she was stuck at home during the pandemic,” Xie said. “I was surprised at how quickly she got good. Little Brigitte Xie, of Ridgefield, Conn., first started taking lessons to pass the time during the coronavirus lockdown last June, according to her proud papa, Tao Xie. This pint-size piano prodigy is truly note-worthy.Ī 3-year-old piano whiz became the youngest person ever to win a prestigious international music competition - earning her a performance spot at Carnegie Hall, her dad told The Post. For a year and a half now, he has been doing remarkable things, both for his age and for the time it took him to learn.Moms say Kourtney Kardashian got it right, kids wearing makeup is no big dealĥ-year-old, teenager dead in Texas drive-by shootingĭear Abby: My boyfriend’s ex has a son that looks just like himĬolin Kaepernick, Nessa welcome first child: ‘Over the moon’ My husband and I noticed that he had perfect pitch. From there I realised that Alberto was well suited. I was always at home, so we started playing with a small keyboard, in order to do something stimulating. The youngster, dressed in his little jeans and bow tie, made it look incredibly easy – at times not even looking at his hands on the keys as he bounced his way through the piece.Īlberto's mother, Alessia, told the regional Italian newspaper, Corriere Adriatico, “He started playing during the months of the first lockdown. The video was first posted back in May on both Facebook and Twitter, but it has since gone viral again. 545Allegro in front of a delighted audience at the opening of the 10th International Musical Competition, 'Città di Penne', in Italy.
Instead, the 5-year-old gave a mesmerising performance of Mozart's famous Sonata in C, K. With his feet barely dangling over the stool, you could be forgiven for thinking little Alberto Cartuccia Cingolani was about to play a little beginners tune when he sat down at the Yamaha grand piano in front of him.
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