Lucy - Live at the Royal Festival Hall on Channel 4's Finale of 'The Piano'

Congratulations to Lucy, Sean, Danny and Jay on a spellbinding performance last night on the finale of Channel 4’s The Piano.

We continue to be awestruck by Lucy’s ability, and the best part is that we hear her play every single day, which is an incredible honour. Her music is the soundtrack to everyday life at Ravenscliffe, and our entire community is so lucky to have her with us.

If, by any chance, you missed last night’s show (or just want to watch it again, and again, and again!) here is Lucy on stage at the Royal Festival Hall in London.

We are privileged to have played a small part in Lucy’s story so far, and we can’t wait to see where her journey takes her next.

Lucy is playing "Arabesque No. 1" by Claude Debussy.

All rights and footage belong to Channel 4 Television Corporation.

[RavenscliffeHIghSchool]

Thank you to everyone for all of your positive comments about Lucy.
We are beyond proud of her. Her piano playing has truly resonated with so many people.

You can watch her playing in the King's Coronation Concert here:

[haroldjones]

12 workers on an oil rig in the north sea watching this and each one of us were looking for the peeled onions.

[AngelFish]

Mum, you’re a star for allowing your daughter to shine in a dark world

[kegginstructure]

When she plays, she enters her own world. She's kind enough to let us hear what is there.

[garylawrence]

Right now in my life I am a cancer patient. When I get down or anxious I come to this video and watch and listen to Lucy and she immediately turns me around, quiets my anxiety and makes me thankful for what I have. For me it is a miracle! Thank you Lucy.

[boop]

I know her teacher daniel- he was my first conductor in the first ever orchestra I joined when I was 10. He made me feel welcome even though I was around 4 years younger than anyone else and was funny and lively. He founded a charity in deprived areas of West Yorkshire where I used to live, giving free instruments and tuition to kids who would never have got that opportunity. What a great guy

[FCD]

40 year old scaffolder. Haven’t shed a tear in many years. This made me cry, not sadness. Just in awe.

[travispeterson]

She is a very pure soul. Protect Lucy at all cost.

[martinhayden]

I’m a big old powerlifting rugby playing nightclub doorman and this young lady has just moved me to tears. Such a special talent but also such a special girl with a wonderful family, I wish you all the very happiest future together

[noelgallagher]

I'm a cynical, bitter old hag but moments like this bring pure unalloyed joy and happiness, they are rare and so, like Lucy, must be treasured all the more because of it. Happy tears.

[MDLang-tofx]

Lucy doesn’t just feel the music, she is the music. ❤

[kelgorthon]

This is living proof that the only limits are the ones we place on ourselves because of our doubts about what is possible. This young woman plays the piano with her entire body. The fact that she cannot see is not a disability to her, but allows her to fully express her passion.

[brentaustinatherley]

This performance made me cry. There's much hidden beauty in this world. Bravo!

[apricusstainedglass]

A few minutes of sublime joy in a world gone mad. Thank you Lucy.

[janolaful]

We have to give thanks to her piano teacher.

[scjbscm]

Lucy is living in a different world than us. She has and is experiencing total perfection of spirit. We won't understand this until we receive our reward in the end. She got her gift early to give us hope.

[donnierittenberry]

Little lady is hearing music like we will never hear it unbelievable ❤

[gregg]

Anytime you think you are having a bad day…. Just watch and listen to this child. Awesome…

[ftkfttc]

My wife and I watched this last night and we both cried with emotion. What a wonderful talent this young girl has. Hats off to Danial her teacher as well for being so patient to help her develop her talent. Simply amazing.

[gregkelly]

I think of myself as a strong man but to see this wonderful child play such beautiful music gets me choked up with tears. I spent 30 years of my life as an Infantry Soldier never thought someone playing the piano could get me to tear up. But Lucy Did.