Pianist Zoltan Thurzo has broken the fourth world record to become the fastest pianist in the world.
Delia Niculescu
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Zoltan Thurzo, also known as Zoli, has broken the fourth world record by counting 500 beats on a single piano keyboard in 30 seconds. He has also entered the record books for a concert at the highest altitude on Mount Everest and for the world's longest marathon concert, lasting 130 hours.
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Record mondial: un pianist din Oradea a apăsat clapele pianului de 500 de ori în 30 de secunde, de 16.6 ori pe secundă
Cine este pianistul român care a intrat în Cartea Recordurilor. A stabilit o performanță greu de egalat
Pianist Thurzo of Oradea sets new world record for most piano key hits in 30 seconds
Record mondial stabilit de un pianist român: 500 de bătăi pe o clapă în 30 de secunde - Evenimentul Zilei
Un pianist din Oradea a intrat în Cartea Recordurilor. A reușit cel mai mare număr de bătăi pe clape | Newsweek Romania
VIDEO. Pianist din Oradea, în Cartea Recordurilor pentru a patra oară: A reușit 500 de bătăi pe o clapă în 30 de secunde
VIDEO Bihor: Pianistul Thurzo Zoltan a reuşit un nou record mondial - 500 de bătăi pe o clapă..
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