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Lang Lang (born June 14, 1982) is a charismatic and world renowned Chinese classical pianist and musician, hailing from Shenyang in North Eastern China.

Lang first began playing piano age three and it only took him two years before he won his first local competition in Shenyang. In the creative footsteps of his father, a well-known ehru player in China, Lang moved to Beijing when he was nine to continue his studies at the Central Music Conservatory. Initially having trouble with his lessons, Lang’s love for the piano was revitalised when a music teacher asked him to play along to Mozart’s Piano Sonata No.10 in C major, as has since developed a proclivity for classical Western music.

Lang later studied under Professor Zhao Ping-Guo, won the 1993 Xing Hai Cup Piano Competition and first prize at the fourth International Competition for Young Pianist in Ettlingen, Germany. Still in his early teens the Chinese pianist garnered a lot of attention, earned a number of acclaimed awards including first place at the International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians, and played with some of the most well-respected orchestras in the world. At 15 Lang moved to Philadelphia, U.S., and began his studentship under Gary Graffman at the Curtis Institute of Music.

Known for his charismatic appeal that has more in common with rock stars and concert pianists, Lang made his U.S. debut at the Ravinia Festival in Chicago in 1999, followed by a show at Carnegie Hall, New York, in 2001. Following a tour with the Philadelphia Orchestra and a show at the Proms, in Royal Albert Hall, London, the pianist made his recoding debut in 2003. The CD featured Tchaikovsky and Mendelssohn’s first piano concertos with Berenbolm and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and earned Lang considerable acclaim. He later performed at Beijing’s opening ceremony for the 2008 Summer Olympics to over a billion people.

The pianist has since provided the score to a number of soundtracks including “The Painted Veil” and “The Banquet”, has played to a number of respected figures including Barack Obama and Queen Elizabeth II, and has performed on high profile TV shows and at events including “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony.

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Lang Lang is quite possibly one of the world’s most renowned concert pianists. He is originally from Shenyang, Liaoning, China. He started the piano at the young age of three and at age five he won first place at the Shenyang Piano Competition where he performed in public for the first time. It is no wonder that he later in his career; he got offered a recording contract for his efforts. He has been hailed by critics as “the biggest most exciting young keyboard talent I have encountered in many a year of attending piano recitals”.

Seeing him live is one of the most amazing experiences as he plays with such feeling and soul, drawing the audience in to his place at the piano, inviting them in as he plays through some of the most incredible pieces, from the likes of Chopin, Mozart, Beethoven. When he plays, it is literally an extension of his personality that fills the room, captivating and enchanting.

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Mozart sonatas and Chopin Ballads were brought to life last night by the sheer brilliance of interpretation and performance of the pieces were breathtaking. Lang Lang's talent and performance won the evening, having the whole audience baying for more. It was a privilege to have attended this performance. If you can get yourself a ticket to one of his performances....do it, you won't be disappointed but moved to another hemisphere. Thank you Lang Lang!

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2023-24 Classical Season Lang Lang Plays Saint-Saëns

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• Dates: May 2-4, 2024 Tickets Available
• Who: The Cleveland Orchestra Lang Lang, piano
• Venue: Mandel Concert Hall Severance Music Center

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Saint-saëns  piano concerto no. 2, berlioz   symphonie fantastique.

“The hottest artist on the classical music planet” ( The New York Times ), superstar Lang Lang sells out concerts across the globe . H e returns to Cleveland to perform Saint-Saëns’s most popular piano concerto. In his Symphonie fantastique , the young Berlioz bared his soul in music , torturing himself with passion — some might say obsession — for his beloved. Through tender love scenes, a thrilling march to the scaffold, and a n opium-induced nightmare, Berlioz’s riveting masterpiece is unforgettable .  

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The Cleveland Orchestra Franz Welser-Möst, conductor Lang Lang, piano

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This program’s Concert Preview lectures will be presented by Caroline Oltmanns, Professor of Piano, The Dana School of Music at Youngstown State University 

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Lang Lang & The Firebird

Celebrate the 134th season of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with megastar pianist Lang Lang in a marvelous, one-night-only performance, complete with a red-carpet experience. The evening features Saint-Saëns’ exhilarating Second Piano Concerto, which begins with echoes of Bach and ends with a tarantella, a wild Italian folk dance. Kaleidoscopic works by Berlioz and Stravinsky frame the program.

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This benefit event raises funds to support the multifaceted work of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association — not only its industry-leading artistic programs but also its educational and community engagement initiatives that nurture tens of thousands of people in Chicago and around the world annually.

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Lang Lang Plays Grieg

Thu / feb 23, 2023 - 8:00pm.

One of the most celebrated pianists joins forces with the LA Phil.

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• Meditations on Joy (world premiere, LA Phil commission)
• Piano Concerto
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• Symphony No. 3 in F major, Op. 90
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• Otto Tausk , conductor
• Lang Lang , piano

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Lang Lang is synonymous with international classical music superstar. Hear him in a quintessential Romantic concerto favorite. Joining him for this program is Dutch conductor Otto Tausk, Music Director of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, who will lead a Helen Grimes world premiere and the gloriously tuneful Third Symphony of Johannes Brahms with its unforgettable bittersweet melody in the third movement.

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Lang Lang Plays Disney

Thu / sept 15, 2022 - 8:00pm.

The international piano star makes movie magic.

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• Leigh HARLINE
• The Wonderful World of Disney theme
• SHERMAN & Richard M. SHERMAN
• “It’s A Small World”
• Matthew WILDER
• “Reflection” from Mulan
• Lin-Manuel MIRANDA
• “We Don’t Talk about Bruno” from Encanto
• Snow White Overture
• “Washing Song” and “Someday My Prince Will Come” from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
• Terry GILKYSON
• “The Bare Necessities” from The Jungle Book
• “Dos Oruguitas” from Encanto
• Phil COLLINS
• “You’ll Be In My Heart” from Tarzan
• Intermission
• Armando DOMINGUEZ
• “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” from The Three Little Pigs
• DAVID, HOFFMAN, & LIVINGSTON
• “A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes” from Cinderella
• Alan MENKEN
• Beauty and the Beast theme
• “It’s All Right” featured in Soul
• Mary Poppins Overture
• “Chim Chim Cheree” and “Feed the Birds” from Mary Poppins
• Kenneth ASCHER & Paul WILLIAMS
• “Rainbow Connection” from The Muppet Movie
• Kristen ANDERSON-LOPEZ ,
• Robert LOPEZ
• “Remember Me” from Coco
• “Let It Go” from Frozen
• Los Angeles Philharmonic
• Jahja Ling , conductor
• Lang Lang , piano
• Gina Alice , special guest
• The Tenors , special guest
• Edna Vazquez , special guest
• Ari Shapiro , special guest
• Reuben James , special guest
• Karen Han-Ottosson , special guest
• Thomas M. Lauderdale , Creative Director
• Portland State University Chamber Choir

About this Performance

Take a musical adventure with Lang Lang and the Los Angeles Philharmonic through some of the most beloved themes from the world of animation. Performing selections from his upcoming album The Disney Book , piano phenomenon Lang Lang reimagines memorable Disney and Pixar melodies ranging from classics like The Jungle Book and Mary Poppins to new favorites Coco , Frozen , and Encanto . Special musical guests and film clips add to this can’t-miss concert experience.

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Lang Lang - Feed The Birds from "Mary Poppins"

Lang Lang - The Bare Necessities From "The Jungle Book"

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Opening Night Celebration with Yannick and Lang Lang

Sep 28, 2022, 7:00 pm.

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Yannick Nézet-Séguin Conductor  Lang Lang Piano BalletX Christine Cox Artistic Director   Coleman Umoja, Anthem for Unity Saint-Saëns Piano Concerto No. 2 Dvořák Symphony No. 8

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Yannick and the Orchestra open the season with Saint-Saëns's stunning Piano Concerto No. 2. And who better to join us than the incomparable Lang Lang , hailed by the New York Times as “the hottest artist on the classical music planet.” Accompanying Valerie Coleman’s stirring Umoja, Anthem for Unity , the innovative style of BalletX will be on full display as they debut new choreography from acclaimed American ballet dancer Tiler Peck for a showstopping collaboration in this special concert and gala event—an unforgettable start to our 123rd season.

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Lang Lang with the VSO

04 Oct 2024 —

Fri 8:00 pm

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice

Divertissement

Saint-Saëns

Carnival of the Animals

Le Boeuf sur le toit

Concerto No. 2 in G minor

Approx. 120 Minute Performance

1 Intermission

Very few artists can claim to have the same profound impact on the world of music as Lang Lang has had. The international superstar reunites with Maestro Tausk for one of the greatest romantic masterpieces, Saint-Saëns’ Second Piano Concerto . Joined by his wife, pianist Gina Alice, the musical couple perform a whimsical menagerie, Saint-Saëns’ beloved Carnival of the Animals .

Otto Tausk VSO Music Director

Lang Lang Piano

Gina Alice Piano

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Witness the power of performance with Lang Lang tickets from TicketSmarter. The acclaimed concert pianist rose to prominence in 1993 after winning a national piano contest in his homeland of China. Demonstrating a sparkling musical personality, the artist has been noted for blending a classical sound with the original show-stopping appeal. Highly regarded for his talent, the instrumentalist has released a string of successful albums, including 2007’s Dragon Songs . Known for performing the music of masters such as Chopin and Tchaikovsky , he has appeared at premier venues like New York’s Carnegie Hall and has performed with the China Philharmonic Orchestra .

In addition, he’s joined forces with a diverse range of artists, performing with the likes of Pharrell Williams and Metalica . The pianist has made a name for himself in the classical genre and continues to engage listeners with his sensational skills. He often performs live and has been featured on multiple original and collaborative recordings. Buy Lang Lang tickets and let the music move you.

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Enjoying a live show can start at around $114. Lang Lang ticket prices are known to average in the $237 range and can depend upon the venue and your seating arrangements. A spot in the balcony at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto, Ontario can be found for about $147 with a seat on the main landing at around $425. We offer plenty of pricing options on our site, buy from TicketSmarter and choose the arrangements that are right for you.

The average price you’ll pay to see a live performance of Lang Lang is $304.94. Ticket prices top at $705.60 for premium views of the show. Those looking to stick to a budget can find cheap Lang Lang tickets starting at $117.86 a ticket.

Lang Lang Tour Dates & Concert Schedule

The renowned pianist has performed at premier venues worldwide. Lang Lang tour dates have been known to feature appearances at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota, Florida, and Symphony Hall in Boston, Massachusetts. He’s graced the stage of the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California, and the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver, B.C. The Lang Lang concert schedule typically offers ample opportunity to experience the musician’s expert stylizations.

It’s common to see him in the spotlight at Orchestra Hall in Chicago, Illinois, and treating Candian audiences to a stellar show at the New Massey Hall in Toronto, Ontario. It’s an unforgettable experience when this artist takes the stage. The soaring sounds of classical music provide an entertaining atmosphere of epic proportions. You won’t want to miss a moment!

Lang Lang has 2 performances on its 2024 schedule. Be there to watch Lang Lang next performance in San Francisco on September 25th, 2024 at 7:00pm. This show will play at the Davies Symphony Hall at 201 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA. There are still 149 tickets available to see this exciting live performance. Lang Lang show tickets will cost you between $168.52 - $699.30 a ticket.

When do Lang Lang tickets go on sale?

Save your seats without delay. Admission will typically go on sale shortly after the announcement of a tour. Lang Lang concert tickets can sell out, so make your purchase early from our site. We can offer admission ahead of a public ticket sale in most cases, and there is no presale code required.

Lang Lang Seating Chart

Seating options will depend on the capacity and layout of each hosting venue. A place like the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota, Florida can welcome 1,741 audience members with handicap accessible options and plenty of orchestra seating. When the musician takes the stage of the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California, you can choose from 17,300 spots in an outdoor atmosphere with multiple options including stage views from the promenades and terrace boxes. Make your preferred selections and let our interactive seating chart help you choose the ideal spot.

The last production of Lang Lang will take place on March 12th, 2025 at 8:00pm. This performance is playing at the Stern Auditorium - Carnegie Hall at 881 7th Ave, New York, NY. Seats for this performance are listed from $117.86 - $705.60. TicketSmarter has 99 Lang Lang tickets available for this performance. Complete your order now to secure your seats to the show.

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Songs from the Lang Lang Tour Setlist

Lang Lang's setlist while performing in Hartford , CT at “Infinity Music Hall & Bistro” included the following songs:

• Blew Up (The House)
• Don't Stop (For Anything)
• A Quitter Never Wins
• Rack 'Em Up
• Red Light / Everything Is Going to Be Alright
• Living for the City
• Still Rainin'
• Bring Me Back Home
• Breakin' Me

Source: Setlist.fm

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