Watch Chenyin Li play Christian Sinding's Rustle of Spring!

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◼️ PERFORMED BY: CHENYIN LI – A celebrated concert pianist, Chenyin Li is knowing for her fiery and intelligent performances of a wide variety of repertoire. Having won multiple international competitions, she has established herself as a versatile player who shines in both solo repertoire as well as concerto. Chenyin's extensive discography includes more than 50 albums for Pianist magazine.

◼️ FILMED BY: IAGO NÚÑEZ – Iago has produced more than 50 CDs for Pianist magazine and since 2017 he has overseen the complete production process, including recording, editing and mastering. [ Ссылка ]

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