Pianist Emily Bear Performing Live on the Katie Couric Show

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Published 2013-03-01

With full interview. She talks about her mentor, Quincy Jones, the rules about learning music in her house, her favorite band (Coldplay), playing the piano at the White House, and plays "Reunited" as a piano solo!

All Comments (11)

@mjjfan082958 10 years ago

I LOVE how her smile is never smug but a smile of enjoyment, of satisfaction. Sweet girl :)
@absoftitanium 10 years ago

I should probably not admit how deeply I am touched by the music written by this beautiful soul. I am completely swept away and tears run down my cheeks.
@bradburyone 10 years ago

what talent emily has im in total awe of her .
@jakebob6332 1 year ago

OMG what can be said about her talent. No. I'm not even going to try. There are no words to describe what she does
@1028Merlion 11 years ago

Emily Bear, a wonderful kid belting out beautiful songs on the piano yeah...i'm sure we're all fans of Emily, thanks for sharing it with us!
@maysville854 11 years ago

Thanks for uploading!
@jrbrose808 9 years ago

This is so beautiful!
@mariaelenapiano 11 years ago

She's so pretty and cute!!
@CarolinaMartucci 6 years ago

hands up in front of such talents....
@Pimpernell711 6 years ago

What's in a name?! Clearly Emily does not have "Native American" ancestors, she is descended from European ancestors. As my grand daughter Chloe recently married John Sedgbeer this started me thinking. Here, in England, we have Bere Regis (Regis indicates "Royal" connections).and also there is the village of Beer in East Devon. The "Pilgrim Fathers" sailed from Plymouth in 1620. Could there have been an inhabitant of Beer on board? Rockford, Illinois is close to Pennsylvania, the state founded by The Pilgrim Fathers. Through new laws in Britain designed to protect the privacy of the individual, it has become very difficult to trace anybody's ancestry. But I am sure that The Pilgrim Fathers hold the clue to Emily's Surname. It would be so interesting to find out and because of my grand daughter's marriage, I may now be tenuously related to Emily.