Tiny hands, sure grasp

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Pianist Helen Huang, who is now 15, is keen to emphasize that she is an ordinary person, even though she showed great talent from an early age. She has been taught from the age of six by Yoheved Kaplinsky, and intends to continue studying with her for as long as possible. She attends an ordinary school, and practises for four hours a day. She is happy with this way of life, as she does not wish to rule out other career options.

Huang, Helen

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Passion and perfection

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Pianist Nikolai Demidenko is becoming increasingly popular with audiences for his unique blend of passion and perfection. He rehearses up to 12 hours a day, and states that playing the piano dominates all areas of his life. Born in Russia, he began playing at a very early age, and began training at the Gnessin Institute in Moscow at the age of six.

Demidenko, Nikolai

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The force in the hands of a master

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Pianist John Lill believes that his role is to give an insight into reality. He indicates that, when he is really inspired, he can actually watch himself play.

Lill, John

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