Yundi

thumb|Charity is just like music which comes from deep inside my heart. I can express my love for society and my country through my fingers, just like Chopin did. Yundi Li (simplified Chinese: 李云迪; traditional Chinese: 李雲迪; pinyin: Lǐ Yúndí) (born October 7, 1982), also known mononymously as Yundi (stylized as YUNDI), is a Chinese classical concert pianist. Yundi is especially known for his interpretation of Chopin and Liszt. He is also referred as a Master in Chopin and one of the finest interpreters of Chopin. Quotes thumb|I'm inspiring a new generation who are hungry to learn music. I think that's my responsibility and it's my dream. 2011 Charity is just like music which comes from deep inside my heart. I can express my love for society and my country through my fingers, just like Chopin did. china.org.cn 2014 My emotions are expressed through the piano. It’s easier to speak through the keys than through words. telegraph.co.uk My fans really love me, so they want to understand classical music and I want to help them. By watching me, they’ve learnt not to clap between the movements, to know some of the music I play quite well. I love the idea of playing quiet music on a big stage, you can feel every note bubbling in the air, with everybody following. telegraph.co.uk I’m very happy that so many children are learning the piano because of me. telegraph.co.uk 2016 I'm inspiring a new generation who are hungry to learn music. I think that's my responsibility and it's my dream. Irish Independent 美食其实也能吃出音乐的感受来。比如像法国作曲家拉威尔的经典钢琴曲《水的嬉戏》，最后一句就像香槟的气泡消失一样。 Translation: In fact, food can also bring out the feeling of music. For example, in French composer Ravel's classic piece Jeux d'eau, the last line is just like the disappearance of champagne bubbles. Global People Magazine External links Yundi Li at Deutsche Grammophon Yundi Li at Warner Classics YundiMusic - YouTube Category:Pianists Category:Pianists from China Category:People from China Category:1982 births Category:Living people