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Tendinitis in his left arm had Lang Lang fall for months. Now the Chinese pianist has officially returned to the stage
After a compulsive pause of tendonitis in his left arm for several months, Chinese pianist Lang Lang made his return to the United States on Saturday night.
With the Opening Concert At the Tanglewood Festival in the state of Massachusetts, the 36-year-old officially returned to the stage. Lang Lang performed Mozart's 24th Piano Concerto in C minor in concert with Latvian orchestra conductor Andris Nelsons and the Boston Symphony Orchestra
He had a wonderful time, writes the pianist featured after appearing on Twitter. He thanked Nelsons and the orchestra for an "unforgettable concert". At the same time, he thanked his fans for their continued support.
Lang Lang had given a "passionate performance" in the style of Leonard Bernstein, writes The Berkshire Edge. The audience thanked with shouts of congratulations and a lot of applause. Chopin played the concert as a concert bonus, said a spokesman for the German Press Agency Orchestra.
The bottom of the one year break was tendonitis, also known as tendonitis, which is not uncommon in professional pianists. The performances were canceled, including performances with the Berlin Philharmonic and the Cologne Philharmonic Orchestra.
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