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“A few words to the 11 year old Wei?” “ Don’t be disappointed by the difficulties along the way. Trust in music, it worth everything you put in. And…when you love music with all your heart, it will love you back.” Check out my latest deep talk at Montana TV station with dear Anne about my experience with Prokofiev no.3 concerto debut at age 11, my life at Curtis since 13 ( with Bob McDonald and Gary Graffman), reading of my poetry dedicated to composers😜 , the piece that I’d love to do but haven’t done it…etc,. Thanks my Chinese team who edited with subtitles:) #interview #talk @anneharrigan #weiluopianist #poetry #music #art #love

Live performance at Suzhou Symphony Orchestra gala concerto. Maestro Xie Yang Chen.

Oct 28 2022. Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra.

21 year old pianist Wei Luo performed on 10.23.2020 with Shenzhen Symphony & Maestro Yang Yang. ...Wei is Universalmusicgroup Decca signed Pianist, student of GaryGraffman and Bob McDonald at Curtis institute of music since 13.

Music video by Wei Luo performing Shchedrin: Two Polyphonic Pieces - No. 2: Basso Ostinato. © 2019 UMG Recordings, Inc.

Performed at Steinway Hall NYC.

Pianist Wei Luo More info at www.weiluopiano.com https://www.instagram.com/wei_piano/ Curtis Institute of Music opening concert of student concert series 10/11/2019

Wei Luo October 11 2019 performed at Curtis institute of Music student opening concert

Released for World sleep Day 2021.

This piece was dedicated to Pablo Casals "in loving memory",

Eighteen-year-old concert pianist Wei Luo visited Colorado for the first time to perform Felix Mendelssohn’s first piano concerto at the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra’s season finale. We met the Chinese-American musician in the Romanesque colonnade in Civic Center Park to chat about music, life in high school, and moving to the States as a young girl to pursue her career as a pianist. Thursday, May 25, Denver Philharmonic’s 69th season finale WHEN IN ROME features the concerto, Tchaikovsky’s “Capriccio Italien,” and Respighi’s “Fountains of Rome” and “Pines of Rome.” Tickets and more info at DenverPhilharmonic.org. Special thanks to Junhua Yu, Wil Smith, American Ninja Warrior, Lawrence Golan, Central Presbyterian Church, Anne Wofford, Michael Anderson. Filmed by Matt Meier and David Sherman; Edited by David Sherman; Rehearsal Audio by Joel Dallenbach; Production Assistant Valerie Clausen. Home video provided by Wei Luo. A Production of Ligature Creative Group and David Sherman Creative Denver Philharmonic Orchestra Copyright © 2017

Performed at Curtis Institute of Music on 3/05/2019 Wei Luo, Piano Andrea Obiso, Violin Oliver Herbert, cello

Performed on 3/05/2019, Curtis Institute of Music