In 1985 this was recorded with the largest orchestra ever used for a motion picture. 29 years later I guess all it takes is one fabulously dressed kid.
I wonder the young girl has even seen the series when she played this? Clearly hard-earned talent here. I hope her passion for music has kept with her as a young lady.
Oh my god, that was fantastic ! What a super talent that little lady has ! And she is soo cute ! I wish the best for your career in the music branch and hope to see more of you !
If that's true, I'm even more impressed by Mr. Silvestri and his attitude than I already am by his music. AFAIK, there are not so many (more or less) famous musicians (, composers, etc. ...) out there who are interested in the work of those people who try to step in their footprints. What a nice move --- and a nice move to tell us!
Phenomenal talent, makes me wonder about these 856 people who gave it thumbs down. Amazing how people that can't do love to criticize. But I think she is phenomenal talent off the scale 10+ plus plus
She is reading the music, moving her hand and her feet to enable her to play the music! That is what I call multitasking! She will grow up to be extremely talented and successful!
Hi 826aska. I've heard several performances made by you. They all are absolutely stunning... But this one is the most incredible lesson of dominance of music I've ever seen. TRULY AMAZING!! 1st: because of the very short age of you when the video was made. 2nd: I understand that the difficulty in the execution in this kind of music piece is really exorbitant...never mind the technique the musicians uses... 3rd: talking about musicians...JUST ONE MUSICIAN DOING ALL THIS AT THE SAME TIME!...This fact leaves me speechless ☺ 4th: The sound VERY REALLY feels like in the original composition 5th: This musical arrangement is one of my favourites...of all times and genres. One of the best pieces ever made!!(courtesy from the genius Alan Silvestri, by the way) So, because of ALL of this, I wanna thank you the wonderful 3 minutes 30 seconds (actually, I've already listen to it more or less 50 times; that's almost 3 delicious hours), which I appraise like a gift from you, and your AMAZING TALENT. MY CONGRATULATIONS
I'm so glad that somewhere there lives such a great talent, charm, intelligence, curiosity and willingness to learn and research. I'm speechless, you a fabulous young musician and I wish you all the good music of the World to follow you through life. All the best, Marijano
A one girl orchestra. This was a joy to watch and listen. I don't know how she was changing the timbre of the same keys, unless it was pre-programmed in time with the music.
Grumpy Munchkins Comedy & Gaming seems like she’s experiencing a pretty worthwhile and productive childhood to me. if she can already play this well. “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” -Proverbs 22:6
Holy cow! What did I just watch!? She's what; like ten years old. That is some superb talent going on right there! Also have to say it's fascinating and sad at the same time, that one instrument can subdue a whole orchestra.
There's about 12 different patch combinations she's switching through (I think it's tempo keyed) as the song progresses. Watch the red lights above the lower keyboard.
@@DerekHartley There can unlimited number of registration sets (each registration is a setting of the entire instrument) and each set can have up to 16 registrations. All can be shifted manually with switch on the expression pedal, or be programmed in the song sequence that is synchronized with the rhythm control. In a complex orchestral piece, for example, a skillful performer may manually shifts more than 100 times!
