8个街弹！流浪汉， 小孩， 警察....

Homeless man plays Beethoven in Newcastle
This man has made the street piano at Newcastle's Central station his own, regularly surprising travellers

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with his talent. Michael Kinison, who filmed the video below, called the pianist "a beautiful, talented man".

 

Self-taught child plays Chopin at St Pancras
Jay Lewington, who is reportedly self-taught via YouTube tutorials, plays Chopin's Fantaisie-Impromptu at London's St Pancras International station. Neither the bustle of passing travellers

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, the screaming of a baby, a crying bystander, nor a safety announcement can put the eight-year-old off his stride.

 

 

The homeless man with the unexpected talent

After living on the streets of Alberta, Canada for 30 years, Ryan Arcand learned a thing or two. But, most importantly and movingly, he learned to play the piano as well. The piano may need a tune, but his honest playing certainly doesn't.

An amazing 11-year-old plays Liszt

Wowing passers by in Cambridge with effortless cascades of romance-laced notes, this kid's got some talent. (his name's George Harliono - and very much one to watch)

Prague's pianistic policeman

High-vis jackets are often recommended, especially if you should need to spot your soloist from a great distance.

Full-body virtuosity in Paris

The French capital has its share of street pianos too - and this guy has the notes (and the moves) for a virtuosic display par excellence.

Inspirational improvisation at Venice Beach

A homeless man stuns with his keyboard mastery in his Baroque-infused rhapsody.

An impromptu boogie-woogie show

Some passengers at St. Pancras station were clearly thrilled by this commuter hybrid of Jools Holland and Richard Hammond, some were more concerned with the departures board. Oh well, can't win them all.

One of the world's great pianists

No Royal Festival Hall for Valentina Lisitsa - all this star with 70 million YouTube views needs is a battered piano and an audience.

 

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