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Lang Lang kicked off his three-day concert of Beethoven's Five Piano Concertos with nearly two hours of superb performance. At 9:45 pm local time on March 20th in London, the packed Royal Albert Hall in the UK was filled with thunderous applause for five minutes. Chinese pianist Lang Lang opened his three-day Beethoven Piano Concerto Concert with nearly two hours of superb performance. London "Challenge" Beethoven Last year in Toronto, Lang Lang played Beethoven's five concertos for five consecutive days. This time at the Royal Albert Hall, Lang Lang chose to use more intensive time and completed the same piece for the first time in three concerts. For this challenge, Sean, the media officer of the Royal Albert Hall in the UK, is full of confidence. "Lang Lang's influence in the UK goes without saying. In recent years, he has held many quite successful concerts in London, and we certainly hope that such outstanding musicians can perform in Albert." In order to let the audience feel the comparison of Beethoven's works in different periods, Lang Lang Lang specially arranged Beethoven's first and fourth concertos on the first day and will perform Beethoven's second and third concertos on Wednesday, the 21st local time. After attending a lecture on Beethoven's piano concertos at the Royal Academy of Music on Thursday, Lang Lang will perform Beethoven's fifth piano concerto on the evening of Friday, the 23rd local time. The audience came from all over the world at 7:45 pm local time on March 20th in London. The concert officially began, and when Lang Lang appeared on the stage of the Royal Albert Hall, which can accommodate 6000 people, the audience immediately gave him warm applause. Lang Lang calmly shook hands with the chief violinist and conductor, bowed to the audience, and sat in the center of the stage. The moment the first note is played, it brings the entire concert into Beethoven's dream. From the cheerful and lively Beethoven's first piano piece to the mysterious and profound fourth piano piece, Lang Lang's consistent bold and steady stage performance is perfect for his collaboration with the British Philharmonic Orchestra. During the interval between the two tracks, the reporter interviewed more than ten viewers randomly and found that none of them were from London. Among the fans who are fascinated by Lang Lang, there are pilots who fly planes from South Africa just to watch performances, an elderly couple from the Scottish Highlands who have been following Lang Lang for ten years, and classical music fans who follow Lang Lang's lectures at universities around the world. After the performance that evening, Chinese Ambassador to the UK Liu Xiaoming personally went backstage with his wife to congratulate Lang Lang. He is talking to my heart with his fingers, his voice is too clean, without any impurities. "Pianist Jane, who is over sixty years old, rushed with her husband from a small port town in the south of England. As soon as she heard this, she couldn't help but wipe away tears." My husband bought me a ticket in August last year as my birthday gift. The feeling on site was simply amazing. I have loved classical music for decades, and his performance is absolutely unique. "Conductor Salonin:" His performance is fascinating. "The British Philharmonic Orchestra, led by conductor Elsa Pekka Salonin, collaborated with Lang Lang this time. Salonin, a conductor who has just turned 50 but has been renowned in the classical music industry for 20 years, is also known as a "genius musician" like Lang Lang. Coincidentally, in May last year, Salonin received an honorary doctorate degree from the Royal Academy of Music in London with Lang Lang. Today's performance was simply enjoyable, "Salonin said in an interview with a Morning Post reporter after the evening's performance; The opening performance of the London International Book Fair in April, the tribute performance for the 60th anniversary of the Queen's coronation in June, the performance at the Latitude Music Festival in mid July, and the torch relay for the London Olympics in late July... Lang Lang, who will enter his thirties this year, has left most of the first half of the year to Europe and London. The premiere in London 11 years ago was a milestone for me to open up the market in Western European countries, "Lang Lang said. His 30th birthday this year will be celebrated at the O2 Arena in Germany, with more than 100 musicians from around the world, including those from China." My lifelong wish has been to influence more young people by the age of 30