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Naturally gifted young man. Royal Albert hall for him. Keep up the great work Brad

It is beautiful playing but would have been immensely enhanced without the over talking by the two commentators. I mean, who cares what they think!

From the the heart to his adopted parents ❤

Just caught this guy on BBC news this morning and I'm so glad I did..out of all instruments the piano is my favourite..destined to fill concert halls the world over I think .never mind composing for films ..his tributes to ev & Frank his foster parents ..had this 63 Yr old roughy toughy ex sailor then copper eyes filling up ! Reach for the stars young man they're there for the taking..your baby girl will be soooo proud of daddy...as will the city of Liverpool...producing yet another world talented musician ...you are inspirational and I don't have to hope all your dreams come true..I know you will make it happen.

HOW CAN WE HEAR THIS GUY PLAY WITHOUT THE GUYS TALKING, & THE INTERRUPTIONS OF THE VIDEOTAPING IT AND SKIPPING SOME PARTS?

oh That little boy in the background, during Clair de lune, who is also waving his arms and mimicking playing the piano is just so darling and also there’s a little girl doing the same so so cute!!!

It's the same piece that amazing Lucy played in Series 1, which initially won them both over. And Liam plays it beautifully, as did Lucy

The show has little to do with piano playing. It's all about politics, box-ticking and saddest-story-of-the-year.

Absolutely amazing and so emotional. What a talent!!!!❤

Don't need the comments. They break the charm...

This is a reason I am respectful to everyday people I meet. I never know what talent and experiences they have.

it's good for kids to see that other kids can do things that supposedly only adults can do.

Maybe playing that song for one year.

It is an authentic deep feeling emotional interpretation

The timing is the way it is written. Chopin knew he was dying young of tuberculosis. I believe he was 33 yrs old when he died. He was penniless.

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Gracias

Claudia Winkelman stayed for the whole performance.

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Excellent

Beautiful ❤

So many free pianos needing homes on internet. Folks can’t give them away. Go on, give a lonely piano… A New Beginning 💕🎶

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Breathtaking beautiful. Thank you Mr.Liam!

honky-tonk piano

Thank You Very beautiful

I could listen to that wonderful man all day x👏🙌🙏

Why do you guys talk over the music ?

Simply wonderful, hats off to you maestro🎉

The dexterity in your fingers may depreciate to be fair.

Thank you Sir. I just couldn’t scroll on until the end. Beautiful

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Nothing draws a crowd like a crowd.

Wow so beautiful. I could feel the sadness from his performance. Absolutely amazing good job sir

Music holds emotion expresses emotion frees emotion.

Very beautiful,very beautiful.you tube can you read this?

tokio!

Yea. Do not know when too shut up .😮

Just wow wow wow such a beautiful piece of music

Wow just came along after seeing the Liverpool piece being fostered myself from 18months if age and separated from brother and sister I hold you in the highest regards lad from a LFC lad from Liverpool wish you all the joy and happiness as well as succes thank you ev and Alan 🥰💯💯✨❤️💛🤟

Very impressive !

Im 70 and still play the fool 🎉😂

what an unbelievable kid doing liverpool proud absolutely amazing the city is full of talent with the likes of katarina johnson thompson and nick ball brad is right up there with them

I hope you see this when will the little baby get on

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Ci sono tante persone perché ci sono tante telecamere.

This guy has great hands. You see jazz players with those spider fingers. It’s really funny to,hear Lang Lang, of all people, say “this is too much.” The thing with Clair de Lune is that there’s some subtle changes in meter, dividing the beat between duple and triple, that gets lost when you play it with this much rhythmic freedom. You lose the sense of pulse. The piece is called Moonlight, and moonlight has a constant glow, even if the occasional cloud obscures it once in a while. His rendition, with the accelerating arpeggios, would better be titled “It was a dark and stormy night.” But he’s pretty good. He’s got his own perspective of this piece. It just diverges drastically from the standard approach.

You could tell by the little scale he played at 2:14 that he would be pretty good. But that polyrhythmic passage in the opening section of the nocturne threw him a bit. Hard to play an odd number of notes over an even number in the baseline and make it sound free and natural. He’s Very musical. He was probably a fine jazz and pop player back in the day.

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This masterpiece was played by Lucy (the blind girl) too last season… 😊