Introducing the life of Richard Clayderman?

Richard Clayderman was born in Paris, France, and began to learn the piano at the age of 5, and at the age of 6 he was already very proficient and fluent in fingering, and was hailed as a genius, and then entered the National ** Drama School in Paris. At the age of 16, he began to play self-composed music, won the school's ** competition, and graduated with honors.

Richard is good at playing the works of Chopin, Label, Debussy and others, and is a rising star in the classical world. However, he accidentally became interested in popularization, and despite the opposition of the people around him, Yan Ran changed direction and began to cooperate with Michel Schad, often going in and out of the recording studio, and got acquainted with Olivier Toussaint, the most popular composer in the French ** world at that time. Because Richard Clayderman not only has a high degree of piano playing skills, but also has a deep sense of **, he is deeply appreciated by Toussaint.

In 1977, Richard Clayderman scored the music for the TV and performed "Adhelina by the Water" solo, which immediately caused a sensation, and the TV station set up a special line** to deal with the incoming inquiries, and the record houses were crowded with customers who asked to order this record, and the record company had to quickly add 800,000 records to meet the market demand, and Richard Clayderman became famous in one fell swoop. Since then, his smooth and gorgeous piano music has swept the world like a whirlwind, from Scandinavia to South Africa, and from Europe and the United States to Asian countries. After "Adrina at the Water's Edge", Richard Clayderman released a large number of excellent works, such as "Poems to Adeline", "Autumn Whispers", "Heart Song", "The Sun Forever Rises in the Clouds", etc., which further increased his popularity.

With his gorgeous timbre, elegant melody and handsome image, he established the unique style of Richard Clayderman's piano music for himself, ascended to the star throne, and was known as the world's modern piano prince. In 1990, Richard Clayderman was selected by France TV's "90 Stars" and won the world's only Golden Piano Award for a song "Poem to Adeline" that was changed by Toussaint. Subsequently, he used this piano to record "The Sun Goes Over the Clouds" with James Rust.

By 1999, Clayderman had recorded and published a total of 816 piano pieces (218 of which were compositions), sold 8,500 records worldwide, and achieved 70 platinum and 265 gold recordings. He has performed nearly 1,400 live performances and more than 500 television shows in 59 countries.

Clayderman is currently the world's largest foreign artist who has adapted and performed China's best works, and in Chinese mainland alone, he has held six tours, visited 18 cities, and performed 36 times, with a full house and an audience of more than 500,000 people. His compositions include "Red Sun", "A Big River", "Liang Zhu", as well as popular music such as "Flower Heart" and "Love Like a Tide", and in the second half of '98, he also released his latest works "Charming Chinese Love" and "Mysterious Child" composed specifically for China and performed with Chinese pianists around the world.

Well-known pianist.

Richard Clayderman, formerly known as Philippe Pagès, was born on December 28, 1953 in Paris, France, and is a French artist and piano performance artist.

In 1958, at the age of five, Richard Clayderman began to play the piano. In 1976, the first album was published; In the same year, he scored the music for the TV series and performed "Poems to Adeline" solo. In 1979, the first concert began.

Character evaluation

Clayderman is good at playing the works of Chopin, Ravel, Debussy and others, and is a rising star in the classical world. In China, Clayderman enthusiasts are of a wide range of ages. The elegant piano allowed the Chinese, who were still a little conservative in the early days of reform and opening up, to find a romantic and non-explicit beauty, and cultivated a group of "piano children".

Clayderman also travels frequently to China and performs several times a year in China.

Clayderman, who was unable to come to China during the SARS period, also recorded a special MTV for Chinese medical workers - "Poems to Angels" to encourage them to work hard to overcome the difficulties together. Due to the development of the epidemic**, Klayderman's influence on China is far less than it used to be. But as a pioneer of foreign culture in the early days of reform and opening up, Clayderman's influence on contemporary China is enormous.

Golden Piano Award. In 1990, Richard Clayderman was selected by France TV "90 Stars" and won the world's only Golden Piano Award for a song "Poem to Adeline" adapted by Toussaint. Subsequently, he used this piano to record "The Sun Goes Over the Clouds" with James Rust.

Personal characteristics: His piano expression method is very simple, and the subtle touch of the keys does not make people feel the modification, but directly expresses the feelings, and this steady and serene ** sex creates an atmosphere full of feelings. His piano skills are very orthodox, with clear touches, clear phrases, and the volume increases and decreases and balances are all used freely and just right.