Lang Lang - Liszt Now Trailer

Lang Lang - Liszt Now Trailer (2011)

20 December 2011 Music

World-renowned pianist Lang Lang continues his celebration of composer Franz Liszt's 200th Birthday with this release. The video features Live at The Roundhouse, a 60-minute live concert from the 2011 iTunes Festival in London and The Art of Being a Virtuoso, a 71-minute documentary following Lang Lang's global celebrations of Franz Liszt's anniversary. Also included is A Visual Journey with Franz Liszt, 55 minutes of bonus content featuring video projections used at the Roundhouse concert set to select studio recordings from Lang Lang s latest album, Liszt: My Piano Hero.

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Lang Lang

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International Titles

朗朗:李斯特—我的钢琴英雄音乐会 Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 20 December 2011

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