Lang Lang Promo Clip
Clip: Season 5 Episode 3 | 1m 3sVideo has Closed Captions
Lang Lang explains why he thinks music is the “most genuine artform.”
Lang Lang says music is the “most genuine artform.” Reaching people regardless of language or life experience, he says music facilitates an intimate state of mind that is healing, meditative, and transformative.
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Lang Lang Promo Clip
Clip: Season 5 Episode 3 | 1m 3sVideo has Closed Captions
Lang Lang says music is the “most genuine artform.” Reaching people regardless of language or life experience, he says music facilitates an intimate state of mind that is healing, meditative, and transformative.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship- It's the most genuine art form, you know?
You don't need to speak the language, you just play the music and people get so intimate feelings.
It's like telling a story through piano.
I think music has the most incredible healing power, no matter what mood you are in music always change, you know, the mood and change your thoughts.
And it's the most reflected kind of a meditation for us.
- And it's so loaded with memory.
- Yeah, yes.
And also you - Can live your whole life through a song.
- Yes, absolutely.
I mean, when I'm playing those big concertos, you always see people crying.
I mean, it's not only because of how you play at that moment because you touched their memory, their past, their loved ones, you know, that somehow it clicks.
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