This Tuesday, July 2, the team of It’s up to you paid tribute to pianist Mourad Tsimpou, who died on June 29 at the age of just 19. Images that deeply moved Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine.
The emotion was palpable on the set of It’s up to you this Tuesday, July 2. In his column Peter’s Eyejournalist Pierre Lescure paid tribute to Mourad Tsimpou, a piano prodigy who died this weekend at the age of 19. Suffering from a rare liver disease since childhood, the musician passed away this Saturday, June 29 at Necker Hospital in Paris. A piano star, he had notably worked with André Manoukian and Soprano. In 2019, he visited the set of It’s up to youthe talk show presented by Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine on France 5. A memory that the show’s team will cherish forever. “It is a destiny that is both very beautiful and above all very tragic”commented Pierre Lescure after his report on the journey of Mourad Tsimpou. Images that greatly moved the presenter of the show.
Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine very moved by the images of Mourad Tsimpou, who died at the age of 19, in It’s up to you
Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine had difficulty finding her words. “I think we are all very moved around the table tonight.”she confided on the airwaves of It’s up to you after the tribute to Mourad Tsimpou. “It is part of our pride to have received it at It’s up to you“she said about the pianist’s presence on the France 5 set in 2019. “Thank you very much Pierre for evoking his memory”she thanked her columnist.
André Manoukian pays tribute to Mourad Tsimpou
In his column, Pierre Lescure broadcast a video of André Manoukian who was very close to Mourad Tsimpou. “You will only remember one thing from Mourad’s brief passage on this Earth, it is this message: children, do as he did. Take classical tunes and do what you want with them, play with them. We say playing music means having fun!”he passed on as a message. “I am so sorry that he left us so young because he had so much to tell us but above all, he was an example. He shows us that great music was for everyone.”confided André Manoukian about the late Mourad Tsimpou.
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