This piano is attached to her soul mentally. This is why she smiles when she hits those hard notes. They are one..she has always known this. She was born like this..a special gift from only God.
Far as I'm concerned, Emily, you can play the Boogie every time you want to. What's not to love? As I live and breathe, Emily is THE BEST composer and pianist in America today. She has no equal. I can't wait to hear what new music she will come up with in the near future. Go, Emily Go!!!
my late uncle had a master’s degree in piano performance from a top uni, was considered a prodigy back then, and used to play this for us when we were kids and sometimes as adults when we’d request it on xmas... i searched it up just now hoping to hear something close to as good as how he played it again AND SHE DELIVERED!!! AMAZING 🙌 thanks emily
She makes it look easy and she's smiling the whole time. Emily is a musical genius of the ilk of Rachmaninov, Beethoven, Mozart. How lucky for us to have lived in her time.
absoftitanium The thread lists 5 comments and I see there are only 3 here so you must have deleted the other 2. Deleting has the desired effect without the crude commentary and considering Emily might read this, well I hope you see my point. And besides, isn't it a little beneath you.
My mistake about the spelling (tend to make spelling mistakes when I'm really tired). She definitely has a strong talent. She is definitely developing her own style (it is VERY commercial and some of it sounds rather generic, but that's my opinion). But she isn't emulating anyone. She's just being herself. I listened to the Diversity album, and not one of the pieces interested me. But having said that, she does have a strong future, at least in the US. And I agree with the other posters who say that she is nowhere NEAR as talented as the other composers you listed. I can give you two examples similar to this- Chopin was called "Mozart's successor", and the singer Beniamino Gigli was called "The Second Caruso". It just goes on, and will go on- people will always say "He/she is the next...". Emily's music just sounds... cliched to me.
Reading your critique and your opinion on Emily and about the album "Diversity", I can only assume that you do not care for Jazz. And as for the other posters who agree with your comments about Emily's talent, the post of any poster including you is nothing more then a post that promotes ignorance and stupidity!!! Let me quote from Zuill Bailey who performs on one of the cuts and is a world renown cellist, "Emily bear is obviously classically trained. But she is not just an interpreter and performer. She writes her own music. Everything you hear on that album came from her. She wrote everyone's part. She directed us. One forgets within minuets that you are listening to someone who is a child. She is an absolutely exceptional---its literally---it makes one believe the myths and the grandeur of what Mozart would have been like had you met him. This person is so purely gifted that music simply pours out of her. It pours out with such joy and creativity and spontaneity that you stand back in awe". That is only part of what Zuill Bailey had to say about Emily Bear's talent. While you are entitled to your opinion your critique of her talent and comparisons to those greats of the past is more than ignorant and stupid. When Mozart gets around to compose pieces of Jazz, Be-bop, score music for film let me know will ya!!!
I actually do listen to jazz in moderation. Benny Goodman and Thelonius (sp?) Monk are amazing. But when it comes to music, classical is my passion- I studied it at uni. I just don't care for Emily's style of jazz. Ignorance and stupidity huh? Interesting words. And there are a lot of classically trained musicians who write jazzy-sounding music- Ever heard of Gershwin? He did EXACTLY what Emily Bear does. And calling my opinion both ignorant and stupid is not just immature, it is kinda hurtful. And what that cellist says about her is true of EVERY composer. Her music isn't classical at all. And it's MINUTES not MINUETS- this isn't a video about dancing. I'm just tired of people going around praising her like she's some kind of God, which she isn't. She's just talented, and the media is blowing it out of proportion. Yet fanboys/fangirls like you just rip into people who don't enjoy her music. Just because I don't enjoy her music doesn't mean she isn't talented, OK?
OH MY GOSH..Amazing...i can feel her love of music her connection is palpable and her passion transcends abstract words notes on sheet music even a metronome would humble itself..she is beyond that which contains her. Emily her family although talented in their own rights, support her right to quit and or to continue to take a break time off and to travel and see the world ...after all ...it also means the entire family can travel together..what a perfect bonus.the family that supports her love of music also has guided Emily in the right direction..the best education the best the creme d le creme of whose who. Her grandmother is a concert pianist and I believe her grandmothers tender love and care and guidance was the facilitating factor. How easy it is to break the spirit of child looking for approval and trusting our judgement..how careful we must be to guide without admonishing to be firm yet encouraging and to allow that process without frustration without curt dialogue and most importantly without changing how we view that child. they are still after all...children..the music the gift resounds the ancients...but the spirit although enormous...still resides in the heart and soul of someone new to this world. remember to be kind always...
I'm always amazed at the fact that someone is always jealous of these young players and try to find something to pick on. Constructive criticism is fine but using foul language to describe how a young girl plays music is just sick. This gal is obviously a young genius, but only time will tell if her playing will mature to something to compete with the finest adult musicians. Meanwhile she should have the support of adults and not the petty critique of an insecure listener. Way to go Emily.
+James Perdue My Dads friend had a saying ,Youth every time, which I take to mean that there will always be new players to follow on from the Old. watch some you tube videos of Winifred Atwell, She played classical & boogie woogi
I agree. I dont play any instrument so I just think she is amazing! And she will only get better over time. Not that I think she needs much improvement but like I said I am not musical but everytime I hear her play it touches me and I feel the emotion from what she is portraying. Isn't that what music is supposed to be about anyways.
I'd like to hear the person that says that they're better than her play something that very few people can play like Emily Bear because it'll come out sounding like something that came out of a playtime piano with cancer. Emily Bear...you have become my FAVORITE pianist of this century!
I was so impressed with Emily’s rendition of Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody to the Tom and Jerry Cartoon’ The Hollywood Bowl’ . She really can play anything!
Well not exactly. As far as I know, she's not famous for her compositions, and all of those people are composers. The only person I can think of that was remembered for their talent was Paganini and he's remembered because he composed things that only he could play at the time. Someone like Alma Deutscher, who is famous for her compositions already, is more likely to be in those textbooks.
Emily u should try n show up on Ellen show again n really play Bumble Boogie uv really mastered the piano very good especially the B.Boogie u do so very well.....sounds great with full orchestra excellent job !!
TIKTAK190 Oh, you're very big fan of her! I want to see her sings and plays piano along more! such as 'the girl from Ipanema' or other songs. If you have a chance to talk to her, please request!
TIKTAK190 Oh wow, very cool! I'd loooove to go to one of her concerts... I think that this one, El Paso, is the closest concert she's had to where I live, but still... many hours away. I live in Monterrey, Mexico. It's like a 3 hours drive to Texas. Hopefully one day, till then... I got your videos! =)
Though I admit I'm not a big fan of her doing this piece at almost every concert, it's sort of like her doing tricks, and she's too brilliant a musician to do tricks. Her composition skills are second to none and she plays like Artur Rubinstein.
actually Emily wasn't gonna play Bumble Boogie at this performance, she had gotten up and walked away from the piano. A very young girl walked up to her and asked Emily if she would play the "Boogie" Emily couldn't turn down the request
beautiful. At the risk of sounding critical,,,, I think it would be even better if you slowed it down just a little. You play masterfully, but the song loses a little at that speed (I think)
Well.. not of her best perfomances for sure... Spotted several mistakes at the beginning and middle of the piece.. :/ I liked her other perfomance of Buble Boogie more, when she was younger. Still, not bad.
I dont know, maybe you are right , but i personally dont see any difference in the piece, its the same bumble boogie like Emily plays it, totally in her style .. :) I just said my opinion.. P.S. did you mean "want" ? No hate . :)
This piano is attached to her soul mentally. This is why she smiles when she hits those hard notes. They are one..she has always known this. She was born like this..a special gift from only God.
Far as I'm concerned, Emily, you can play the Boogie every time you want to. What's not to love? As I live and breathe, Emily is THE BEST composer and pianist in America today. She has no equal. I can't wait to hear what new music she will come up with in the near future. Go, Emily Go!!!
You think she came up with this?
it's so nice that she doesn't forget to smile while she is playing :) it looks like she is having fun while she pushes the keys down...amazing!!
my late uncle had a master’s degree in piano performance from a top uni, was considered a prodigy back then, and used to play this for us when we were kids and sometimes as adults when we’d request it on xmas... i searched it up just now hoping to hear something close to as good as how he played it again AND SHE DELIVERED!!! AMAZING 🙌 thanks emily
Amazing. Great. The best I've heard of all who have played this.
She makes it look easy and she's smiling the whole time. Emily is a musical genius of the ilk of Rachmaninov, Beethoven, Mozart. How lucky for us to have lived in her time.
absoftitanium The thread lists 5 comments and I see there are only 3 here so you must have deleted the other 2. Deleting has the desired effect without the crude commentary and considering Emily might read this, well I hope you see my point. And besides, isn't it a little beneath you.
My mistake about the spelling (tend to make spelling mistakes when I'm really tired). She definitely has a strong talent. She is definitely developing her own style (it is VERY commercial and some of it sounds rather generic, but that's my opinion). But she isn't emulating anyone. She's just being herself. I listened to the Diversity album, and not one of the pieces interested me. But having said that, she does have a strong future, at least in the US. And I agree with the other posters who say that she is nowhere NEAR as talented as the other composers you listed. I can give you two examples similar to this- Chopin was called "Mozart's successor", and the singer Beniamino Gigli was called "The Second Caruso". It just goes on, and will go on- people will always say "He/she is the next...". Emily's music just sounds... cliched to me.
Reading your critique and your opinion on Emily and about the album "Diversity", I can only assume that you do not care for Jazz. And as for the other posters who agree with your comments about Emily's talent, the post of any poster including you is nothing more then a post that promotes ignorance and stupidity!!! Let me quote from Zuill Bailey who performs on one of the cuts and is a world renown cellist, "Emily bear is obviously classically trained. But she is not just an interpreter and performer. She writes her own music. Everything you hear on that album came from her. She wrote everyone's part. She directed us. One forgets within minuets that you are listening to someone who is a child. She is an absolutely exceptional---its literally---it makes one believe the myths and the grandeur of what Mozart would have been like had you met him. This person is so purely gifted that music simply pours out of her. It pours out with such joy and creativity and spontaneity that you stand back in awe".
That is only part of what Zuill Bailey had to say about Emily Bear's talent. While you are entitled to your opinion your critique of her talent and comparisons to those greats of the past is more than ignorant and stupid. When Mozart gets around to compose pieces of Jazz, Be-bop, score music for film let me know will ya!!!
Oh and before you accuse me of being jealous, let me tell you I am not jealous at all.
I actually do listen to jazz in moderation. Benny Goodman and Thelonius (sp?) Monk are amazing. But when it comes to music, classical is my passion- I studied it at uni. I just don't care for Emily's style of jazz. Ignorance and stupidity huh? Interesting words. And there are a lot of classically trained musicians who write jazzy-sounding music- Ever heard of Gershwin? He did EXACTLY what Emily Bear does. And calling my opinion both ignorant and stupid is not just immature, it is kinda hurtful. And what that cellist says about her is true of EVERY composer. Her music isn't classical at all. And it's MINUTES not MINUETS- this isn't a video about dancing. I'm just tired of people going around praising her like she's some kind of God, which she isn't. She's just talented, and the media is blowing it out of proportion. Yet fanboys/fangirls like you just rip into people who don't enjoy her music. Just because I don't enjoy her music doesn't mean she isn't talented, OK?
Emily you are PHENOMENAL!! Then and now!🌹🌹🌹
OH MY GOSH..Amazing...i can feel her love of music her connection is palpable and her passion transcends abstract words notes on sheet music even a metronome would humble itself..she is beyond that which contains her. Emily her family although talented in their own rights, support her right to quit and or to continue to take a break time off and to travel and see the world ...after all ...it also means the entire family can travel together..what a perfect bonus.the family that supports her love of music also has guided Emily in the right direction..the best education the best the creme d le creme of whose who. Her grandmother is a concert pianist and I believe her grandmothers tender love and care and guidance was the facilitating factor. How easy it is to break the spirit of child looking for approval and trusting our judgement..how careful we must be to guide without admonishing to be firm yet encouraging and to allow that process without frustration without curt dialogue and most importantly without changing how we view that child. they are still after all...children..the music the gift resounds the ancients...but the spirit although enormous...still resides in the heart and soul of someone new to this world. remember to be kind always...
As always, guy, Emily was just terrific. I am glad you are back home safe, too!!
Wonderful genius!!! I hope she never tires of displaying her wonderful talent.
I'm always amazed at the fact that someone is always jealous of these young players and try to find something to pick on. Constructive criticism is fine but using foul language to describe how a young girl plays music is just sick. This gal is obviously a young genius, but only time will tell if her playing will mature to something to compete with the finest adult musicians. Meanwhile she should have the support of adults and not the petty critique of an insecure listener. Way to go Emily.
+James Perdue My Dads friend had a saying ,Youth every time, which I take to mean that there will always be new players to follow on from the Old. watch some you tube videos of Winifred Atwell, She played classical & boogie woogi
I agree. I dont play any instrument so I just think she is amazing! And she will only get better over time. Not that I think she needs much improvement but like I said I am not musical but everytime I hear her play it touches me and I feel the emotion from what she is portraying. Isn't that what music is supposed to be about anyways.
This is amazing. I can’t play piano half that well. She plays wi Th so much musicality.
fantastic, I love her
Yo!!! That was dope, keep doing what you doing.
If there is anything that will display her genius, it will be Rhapsody in Blue. Can't wait!
Her performance of Rhapsody in Blue made me cry with delight.
Wow this is incredible! Really cool stuff! Just awesome.
so amazing! I love this video. inspired and now am learning this song
One of the most awesome things I've ever heard!
impressive as usual....and she is sooo young
Very, very talented & gifted young lady!
Wow. She is so great.
And is she having fun or what? Well done girl. Keep the magic coming.
I'd like to hear the person that says that they're better than her play something that very few people can play like Emily Bear because it'll come out sounding like something that came out of a playtime piano with cancer. Emily Bear...you have become my FAVORITE pianist of this century!
Fantastic playing!!!!!
Super Genius - admire you so much - ALL THE WAY FROM INDIA :)
Wow 7 years ago
She is incredible!
I was so impressed with Emily’s rendition of Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody to the Tom and Jerry Cartoon’ The Hollywood Bowl’ . She really can play anything!
How can she do all that with such delicate fingers. My hands hurt just watching her.
So sweet5,98
Absolutely stunning.
EMILYYYYYYYY!! Emily Fingers!!
Fabulous!!!
Fantástica como siempre mi preciosa genia Emily
Wunderbar Emily.
this young lady is amazing
For a violin version see Katica Illenyi,
Just listened to it and she's good...however, the song just doesn't sound the same without the low end that the piano gives it.
...50 years from now her name will be in musical/educational textbooks with the likes of Mozart, Bach, Beethoven etc.
Well not exactly. As far as I know, she's not famous for her compositions, and all of those people are composers. The only person I can think of that was remembered for their talent was Paganini and he's remembered because he composed things that only he could play at the time. Someone like Alma Deutscher, who is famous for her compositions already, is more likely to be in those textbooks.
For a violin version see Katica Illenyi.
AWSOME!!!!! so talented!
Nice performance ⚡️💐
she is very pretty and amazing at the piano i don’t anybody else that knows how to do that at all awesome even my piano teacher can’t do that
Emily u should try n show up on Ellen show again n really play Bumble Boogie uv really mastered the piano very good especially the B.Boogie u do so very well.....sounds great with full orchestra excellent job !!
she's still a child, the bones in her hands don't mature fully till she's?........brilliant, just brilliant
tory.imsland
Emily's Bumble Boogie is a Etud for every man. Special thanks Rimsie, and Jack Fina.
WOW 😳 GOOOD
blows my mind
Amazing!!
I'd need to have the world's most extreme java buzz to play anything close to this.
Wow
Amazing talent!
That is how to tickle those ivories.
Owwwww!! Amazing!!!
MY SWEET MOZZAR EMILY BEAR HAT'S OFF A TRILLION TIME
BRAVISSIMA !!!!!!!!
well done girl
Excelent
love this
After all that I'm surprised she isn't out of breath I know I would be and I don't even play poano
I hope to be at least a fraction of this good somday
*someday
Amazing!!!!!!
Amazing.
Thanks for sharing! Are you a relative of Emily Bear? Just curious because you always upload videos from her performances :)
Actually I'm just a fan of Emily and go to where she's playing
TIKTAK190 Oh, you're very big fan of her! I want to see her sings and plays piano along more! such as 'the girl from Ipanema' or other songs. If you have a chance to talk to her, please request!
TIKTAK190 Oh wow, very cool! I'd loooove to go to one of her concerts... I think that this one, El Paso, is the closest concert she's had to where I live, but still... many hours away. I live in Monterrey, Mexico. It's like a 3 hours drive to Texas. Hopefully one day, till then... I got your videos! =)
+TIKTAK190 stalker alert :D
+Konstantin Steriy ?
I love you!!!!!
I would like to see amosdoll music do this
amazing
How old was she when playing this??
12
@@TIKTAK190 wow, that's how old i currently am!
This is harder than Rachmaninov’s arrangement. I can play the Rachmaninov version but I can’t play this yet. It’s so hard!
Tocando com diversão.
I can play this Emily. X
איזה כישרון מדהים
WHOA !!!!!!!!!!
OMG, I have try this but....... just the right hand. It not sound like the bumble boogie. And, I'm 8.
Emily is playing her ass off. Why doesn't that beautiful piano sound better than it does in this video? 😢
Wow.
Faster Emily Faster!
..ah, woah!
Though I admit I'm not a big fan of her doing this piece at almost every concert, it's sort of like her doing tricks, and she's too brilliant a musician to do tricks. Her composition skills are second to none and she plays like Artur Rubinstein.
actually Emily wasn't gonna play Bumble Boogie at this performance, she had gotten up and walked away from the piano. A very young girl walked up to her and asked Emily if she would play the "Boogie" Emily couldn't turn down the request
@@TIKTAK190 That might be why she's not looking quite so happy as usual to play it.
this is kind of flight of bumblebee
Jazzed up version created 1946
it's called the bumble boogie - google that title and liberace and you'll find his version. the right hand is korsakov and the left is a boogie beat!
Nice tinkling, Girl!!!
beautiful. At the risk of sounding critical,,,, I think it would be even better if you slowed it down just a little. You play masterfully, but the song loses a little at that speed (I think)
Bet that piece keeps the fingers limber!
★♥ ☆♡♥
I liked her when she was younger, she looked at little more innocent. Still very good
she is very good but the sound is terrible. Not her fault
😧
Ouch. The performance is ruined by the bad acoustics and/or recording devices. Get thee to a studio!
Not bad, her timing and strike strength are a little off, but that might just be because her fingers haven't fully grown.
Well.. not of her best perfomances for sure... Spotted several mistakes at the beginning and middle of the piece.. :/ I liked her other perfomance of Buble Boogie more, when she was younger. Still, not bad.
emily can play like she wont. every time her performances are a new pleasure because are always different interpretations
I dont know, maybe you are right , but i personally dont see any difference in the piece, its the same bumble boogie like Emily plays it, totally in her style .. :) I just said my opinion..
P.S. did you mean "want" ? No hate . :)
Calcifer Dimitra Excuse me for the mistake but I'm italian and sometime i can do a mistake. For sure I to have spotted some mistakes. BYBY
andrea canini No worries ! :) Everyone makes mistakes. Have a nice day :P
Please Dimitra what do you think about the new Emily Bear's performance of Bumble bee boogie orchestrated. I think that is very good. Byby
Wow
amazing!!!
Amazing!!!