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Video Game Pianist - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The Video Game Pianist (real name Martin Leung) (also known as VGP) (formerly The Blindfolded Pianist) is one of the first pianists to gain worldwide recognition for playing popular video game music on the piano, both in concert venues and in online videos. |
 | | Born 1986 in Hong Kong to Chinese and Japanese parents, Martin Leung moved to California when he was three years old and began taking interest in the piano at the age of 4 when, after hearing his sister play, he began imitating songs. |
 | | He has three goals he wishes to accomplish: promote and elevate video game music's image, enhance the piano’s image so it can become a more mainstream instrument, and, since he believes a bridge exists between classic and video game music, his third goal is to popularize classical music [8]. |
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