Amazing moment blind and autistic pianist Lucy, 13, stunned 20,000 spectators at Coronation Concert including Charles, Kate and Charlotte performing Bach piece
- Lucy Illingworth performed Bach’s Prelude in C Major tonight at Windsor Castle
Tens of thousands of spectators at King Charles’ Coronation Concert were left speechless this evening as 13-year-old blind and autistic pianist Lucy Illingworth gave a breathtaking performance.
The pianist, who is part of Queen Camilla’s patronage, the Amber Trust, was one of the talents chosen to perform at a concert that took place in the grounds of Windsor Castle.
The teen performed a rendition of Bach’s Prelude in C major, provoking smiles and applause from the Princess of Wales and Princess Charlotte, leaving the newly crowned King and Queen speechless.
The blind musician’s stunning performance came just months after she melted hearts and was crowned the winner of the Channel 4 series The Piano.
Those watching the concert from home on social media were quick to applaud the youngster, with some even moved to tears.
Tens of thousands of spectators at King Charles’ Coronation Concert were left speechless this evening as 13-year-old blind and autistic pianist Lucy Illingworth gave a breathtaking performance
The newly crowned king and queen were speechless at the performance of the 13-year-old
One person on social media wrote, “The coronation concert is incredibly emotional – great performances from Lucy and the Romeo and Juliet ensemble.”
Another added: ‘Wow Lucy – you had me in tears. What an amazing talent and a beautiful young lady. Bravo!’
A third said, “Lucy Illingworth, you are amazing.”