Since making his orchestral debut with the Ashdod Symphony in Perugia, Italy, at age 11, he has soloed with several orchestras such as Genesee Symphony, Greater Buffalo Youth Symphony, Hochstein Youth Symphony, and Mercury Orchestra of Boston. "I don't really belong to a clique," he said. He has his core group of friends at school that share his interest in math and music and is on the school's math team and orchestra. "Sharing music is my passion," said Raymond, who will be entering 10th grade at Pittsford Sutherland High School. Raymond was always a self-starter, his mother said. He has been a state competition medalist on his school science Olympiad team for the past three years as well. “The GOAT” never had a chance.Aside from music, Raymond is an accomplished “mathlete.” He is the first-place winner of the 2012 Mathnasium National TriMathlon, the New York State Champion of the MathCounts competitions in 2013 to 2015 and a two-time USA Junior Mathematical Olympiad qualifier. Some consolation to the former champion’s loss highlighted in the video that's making its way through social media: Eric Barber went on to represent four U.S Paralympic wheelchair basketball teams, taking home two bronze medals in the process. When it comes to putting your money where your mouth is, Bill and Melinda Gates sit on top, having donated an incredible $15 billion dollars through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. However, if Jordan wishes to move up the list of accomplished major donors, he still has some considerable work ahead.
It would appear that competitive spirit has found its way into this historic athlete’s generosity. (LDF) and the Formerly Incarcerated & Convicted People and Families Movement (FICPFM). He intended to distribute those funds to organizations such as NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. In 2020, he made a pledge of $100 million dollars focusing on social justice, economic justice, and education and awareness. His charitable contributions of time and dollars continue year after year. Today, the multibillionaire Michael Jordan hasn’t lost his love and passion for helping others in need. Alessia Cingolani and her husband Simone Cartuccia are both music conservatory graduates, and mom Alessia told Italian entertainment website Contrataque that she and her husband recognized Alberto's talent immediately. Italy was one of the first countries to experience a serious lockdown, and Alberto's mother used the opportunity to start teaching her son to play piano. But no amount of teaching can create an ability like this.Īlberto started playing in 2020 in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
#5 YR OLD PIANO PRODIGY PROFESSIONAL#
Of course, that gift has been helped along by two professional musician parents.
Sometimes a kid comes along who just clearly has a gift. Even if you've seen young musicians play impressively, it's hard not to have your jaw drop at this one. So perhaps it's fitting that a video of 5-year-old piano prodigy Alberto Cartuccia Cingolani playing Mozart has gone viral as people marvel at his musical abilities.Īlberto's legs can't even reach the pedals, but that doesn't stop his little hands from flying expertly over the keys as incredible music pours out of the piano at the 10th International Musical Competition "Città di Penne" in Italy. Mozart was known for his musical talent at a young age, playing the harpsichord at age 4 and writing original compositions at age 5.
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