Dimash impressed by 11-year-old composer/pianist David Božić | Virtuosos 2025
My God, there are so many talented young people in the world, congratulations David on your own composition as well. It was amazing to watch the two talents find each other, Dimash running out to hug the Young Man. Thank you for letting me see you. BRAVO
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OK, well, would you like to hear a second?
But they'll be like 10 seconds if you could show of your romanticism.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. OK.
But just like the little just snippet.
OK, I didn't think it's a romance.
OK. OK. OK.
This is Michael. OK. OK.
Talented, very talented.
This is a good show.
Bravo!
When we say the future of classical music is virtuosos,
I think we just really prove that it really is.
Well, then, Jose Carreras,
what is in your soul right now?
He is a phenomenon.
He's not only talented.
He's not only a great feeling for music.
He's a phenomenon.
A phenomenon.
Thank you very much.
Please, can you write for me a song for the cello?
Yeah. We will perform together.
I maybe a piece for cello and the voice.
Yeah. Perfect.
No, no, no.
No, we don't need it.
But he's very busy.
He's booked. So you need to talk.
You need to talk to his parents.
He's booked, you know.
He knows the melody.
Yeah. So melodic and so romantic at such a young age.
This is a phenomenon.
Yes, Rachmaninoff from the 31st century.
This is not a talent.
This is something outstanding.
As a 31st. It's a genius.
Thank you.
You're a genius.
OK, well, remember that that that we were friends, right?
OK. We are friends and we all create this beautiful virtuosos family.
And this was the last performance.
So give him a big round of applause.
Thank you again, David.
You can go join the others.
But very shortly, we'll come back here
and we'll talk again.
Thank you again. Bravo.