Watch the moment a Halifax schoolgirl, who is blind and neurodiverse, wow crowds in Leeds on Channel 4's The Piano

Lucy, 13, appeared on Channel 4’s The Piano last night (Wednesday) giving an incredible performance of Chopin's Opus 9 Number 1.

The series sees people of all ages and levels of performing experience step up to pianos in train stations across the country.

The performers are secretly watched by Lang Lang, who is widely regarded as the greatest classical pianist of the modern era, and platinum selling pop superstar Mika, who will decide which of them will be invited to perform on one of the world’s most prestigious stages.

The final will bring together four amazing pianists – one from each train station – at The Royal Festival Hall, where they will showcase their talent in solo performances in front of an audience of thousands.

The next episode will focus on Leeds Train Station and sees Lucy, a 13 year-old who is blind and neurodiverse, wow the crowds by playing a highly-complex Chopin piece.

In the clip released by Channel 4, which has more than 3.6 million views on Twitter, the student from Ravenscliffe High School in Halifax leaves Mika and Lang Lang speechless with her performance.

Lang Lang says: “How does she study? This is incredible. Beautiful. I’ve never seen anything like this.”

“She was basically turning a tuned percussion instrument into a breathing living vocal. instrument. And it took a 13 year old girl to show us how to do that,” Mika adds.

Ravenscliffe High School said: “Well done Lucy, we are so proud of you!”

The Piano continues on Channel 4 on Wednesdays at 9pm