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More on the Remarkable Marc Yu

By Val Zavala
April 9, 2009
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Marc will often perform concerts at nursing homes and schools, and he performs concerts for charity. He raised more than $800,000 for the victims of the earthquake in China. I asked what it feels like to be so well-known.

Raising a child genius isn’t easy. Here is more from my interview with Marc’s mother, Chloe Yu. I asked her what the first signs of Marc’s talent were.

I also asked her how Marc is handling all the attention.

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What it's like to be a well-known concert pianist at 10 years old. And what it's like to raise one.

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