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Mozart and his 260 Pianists Tribute Concert

Ten International Piano competition winners perform a concert in Shanghai, China to celebrate Mozart? 260th birthday. The concert excites everyone in the audience because most of them are either pianists or piano aficionados. Finally, the concert is expanded to one that broke the Shanghai Great World Guinness Record, with 260 pianists playing one melody at one venue to preserve classical music.
Director:
Benjamin Chen
Producer:
Benjamin Chen

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