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Hi Binksternet, It seems that you may be maliciously undoing constructive posts regarding Albright as a improviser and composer. I just posted 5 cited and published articles that state this as fact, and yet you undid revisions to his article because you feel that it is not "real." Please make sure your personal opinions are not clouding published and cited articles.

Below are just five examples of cited sources stating this: Sources: DC Metro Theater Arts: http://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2015/04/24/keith-lockhart-bbc-concert-orchestra-center-for-the-arts/ "So much so, that Albright was brought back to perform an encore: the audience picked four musical notes and he improvised a piece using those four notes as a base. To hear the initial sequence of four notes and then what an elaborate, beautiful piece Albright turned those simple notes into was thrilling—we had heard what he could do with a piece by someone else, but to listen to his own improvisation, and the emotion he poured into this simple piece – really showed his skill and passion for the piano and for music. He received a well-deserved second standing ovation." El Nuevo Herald: http://www.elnuevoherald.com/entretenimiento/musica/article19210155.html "Decir que el joven solista es genial, ya resulta un lugar común, pero por si quedara duda, ante la ovación final, ofreció improvisar sobre cuatro notas que le dictaron al azar desde el público… No hay palabras para describir lo que hizo con ese “pie forzado”. Un intérprete único y, para colmo, vestido con impecable y ultramoderna elegancia. Su blanca chaqueta no tenía botones, bolsillos ni solapa." Classical Source: http://www.classicalsource.com/db_control/db_concert_review.php?id=12778 "Charlie Albright, who joins the BBCCO on its tour of fourteen American cities, gave an exciting account of Ravel’s G major Piano Concerto and thrilled the audience with a brilliantly improvised encore." "Albright offered a rather unusual encore – an improvisation based on four notes called out by members of the audience (B flat, D, A flat and E). The spectacular result, about five minutes long, was suggestive of the great Romantic composer-pianists, leading one to wonder whether their now-familiar works might have had similar improvisational origins. Albright has a bright future not only as a pianist but as a composer as well." Palm Beach Daily News: http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/news/local/bbc-concert-orchestra-gives-afternoon-concert-of-l/nkttw/ "Albright displayed his virtuosity by performing an audience-driven improvisation as an encore. Asking the crowd to provide a handful of pitches for him to use – B-flat, D, A-flat and E – he settled into a comfortable language living somewhere between Dmitri Shostakovich, Ravel and Frederic Chopin. - See more at: http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/news/local/bbc-concert-orchestra-gives-afternoon-concert-of-l/nkttw/#sthash.rQwclIFB.dpuf" AL.com: http://www.al.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2013/03/pianist_charlie_albright_techn.html "Improvisations are starting to become more commonplace among classical performers, and Albright has followed suit, his 10-minute on-the-spot composition conjuring Beethoven. A minor-key classical-romantic hybrid, it began as a kind of slow theme and variations and morphed to more of a fantasia, never straying far from familiar 19th century ground."

If you want to gauge others' opinions on the matter, you can post a WP:Request for comment at Talk:Charlie Albright. Ask a simple and clear question, such as "Should Albright be listed as a composer and an improviser in the infobox?" Best wishes... Binksternet (talk) 16:31, 2 June 2015 (UTC)