Listening to Richard Clayderman’s piano/Carlos Pueblo

Listening to Richard Clayderman’s piano/Carlos Pueblo

Listening to Richard Clayderman’s piano video on YouTube is one of my daily

favorite activity. I have been transformed from Japanese Enka to his piano lately

I don’t need to introduce him to my readers. I learned his story on Ballade pour

Adeline, the beginning of his fame during the early 70’s. One night on a

Transatlantic cruise, I requested this piece from a well learned piano performer

on the Atrium Hall. He responded gladly and played almost every night when I

was in front of his piano. I wrote about my request of the piece for my daughter

Christina Sales as a gift and she bowed on the balustrade of a Blue Lagoon

Restaurant on Deck 8 above the Atrium. Since then, I have missed both of them

on my cruise trips with that cruise line. However, my love of Clayderman’s piano

has increased and replace Enka on my daily menu of YouTube watching.

Many piano composers select him to perform their newly work release. He also

plays the popular hits. I used to repeat those of my favorite one by one on YouTube

library and now, I would listen to longer collection and search a new found favorite.

I can search again for the individual piece which catch my mind from fans who post

that piece individually on YouTube, i.e. Jarden Secret, Murmurs, Concerto pour

Jeune, etc. only a few example. There is one of the three pieces of collection which

I like, section 2, I have repeated many times of such 76 minutes piece.

The time has been changed nowadays. I am getting older and have been occupied

with YouTube programs such as political talk shows both in the U.S. and Taiwan.

My life is similar with my son Arthur, he would be hooked with his computer games

on the computer screen. We don’t really need to have regular contact with the

society and other human been. I may lose my ability to converse with the others.

However, I enjoy my simple life at the old age.