(Newsline) 2005 May In Tokyo, Japan, Lang Lang held a piano recital dedicated to the numerous Japanese citizens who have lent their support to UNICEF over the years.
Launched today at a special performance for children at The Town Hall in New York, the Lang Lang International Music Foundation is dedicated to expanding young audiences and inspiring the next generation of musicians.
The chapel was subsequently refurbished in 1950, the work dedicated to Lang's memory.
By Shinichi Miyata TOKYO, 26 May 2005 – World-renowned Chinese pianist and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, Lang Lang, recently held a piano recital dedicated to the numerous Japanese citizens who have lent their support to UNICEF over the years.
On Monday, Marymount Manhattan dedicated the new Theresa Lang Theater, named for Mr. Lang's wife (who, by the way, is a Marymount Manhattan graduate).
Other designers began their careers as dedicated enigmas, like Mr. Lang, and a few, like Martin Margiela, have managed to remain total blanks, unphotographed, unexposed in any personal way, but selling clothes and tapping into fashion's consciousness.
World renowned pianist Lang Lang gives a concert to honour UNICEF's supporters in Japan TOKYO, 26 May 2005 – Lang Lang, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and world renowned pianist, recently held a piano recital dedicated to the numerous Japanese citizens who have lent their support to UNICEF over the years.
Mr. Lang pointed out that the program also includes Steve Reich's "Daniel Variations," dedicated to the Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, who was killed by Islamic extremists.
