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While this years britains got talent may have felt a little different to usual, the pyrotechnics and glitter were still present last night, as the show crowned its winner. musical comedian jon courtenay, bagged himself the coveted slot on the royal variety performance. he was his winning performance. # and it wont be long before these masks have gone # well be living life again to the maximum # and well remember people like sircaptain tom # and in years, our kids will be reminiscing # not about ...

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At the age of four, his music teacher has never seen anything like it. translation: he has a rare talent. i have met talented people in my career, but not like him. when i talk about talent, it is a mix of things, a mix of mind, heartand hands. he may be something special, but he is still a six—year—old boy. both his parents are amateur musicians and say they will support him in anything he chooses to do. translation: i live with him, every day is full of adventure because i love music and m...

# and it wont be long until these masks are gone, we will be living life again to the maximum! # and we will remember people like sircaptain tom... musical comedian jon courtenay became the first golden buzzer act to win the show and bagged himself a coveted slot at the royal variety performance and 250,000 pounds. not bad worth the wait in the end. not bad worth the wait in the end. not a bad first prize! congratulations to him. the kind of entertainment of which are britains got talent does re...

Classical music prodigies are nothing new. mozart was composing by the age of four and beethoven was just seven when he gave his first public performance. now, a young boy from france is the latest to join their ranks, as tim allman reports. meet the maestro. the mini maestro. this boy is six years old and have an extraordinary gift. he has been playing piano since he was a toddler, picking out keys, sat on his mothers lap. a remarkable young man, although, he sounds very blase about it all. tra...

Talent, seems endless. tim allman, bbc news. now on bbc news — the travel show re—visits some of its favourite moments from the four corners of the uk. from deep inside a snow home to the walk of a lifetime. i do think this is a lifestyle now. this will never end for me. hello, welcome to the show from my hometown in london where were slowly rolling into autumn with still yet no end in sight to the restrictions that — while theyve been put

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Plays piano guillaume began piano lessons at the age of four. his music teacher has never seen anything like it. translation: guillaume has a rare talent. i have met talented people in my career, but not like him. in fact, when i talk about talent its a mix of things, a mix of mind, heart, and hands. he may be something special, but he is still a six—year—old boy. both his parents are amateur musicians and say theyll support him in anything he chooses to do. translation: i live with him his ...

New york cityjazz performers have been forced outdoors to the parks trying to eke out a living after the pandemic led to the closure of the citys music clubs. its very bad. new york is the centre of the jazz world, and theres a lot of musicians who live off just, you know, playing live for people. and pretty much they were denied that. music im here about, like, two or three times a week playing with different groups. i was in central park yesterday, and, yeah, this is all we have being able to ...