Daniel Levy

Daniel Levy is usually a pianist with an excellent interest in viewpoint and other subject matter, which has resulted in his composing and teaching about the partnership of music towards the human being psyche as well as the sociological great things about music. Among young Levy’s educators was Vincenzo Scaramuzzo, who also trained Martha Argerich, Mauricio Kagel, and many other well-known music artists. Levy’s debut recital included the music of Bach, Chopin, and Schumann, three composers whose functions would become pillars of Levy’s discography. He continued to study single and chamber music in Italy, while concertizing in European countries and North and SOUTH USA. As his music profession advanced, he also pursued his passions in other topics, including comparative religious beliefs, music therapy, and appearance. These resulted in side projects like a series of displays in the past due 1960s/early 1970s of historic instruments from all over the world; creating programs in the 1980s-’90s in Venice teaching philosophical and creative styles; and in the 2010s, utilizing a CymaScope to create visible patterns in drinking water as musical audio waves go through it. He’s also the writer of Euphony – The Sound of Existence (1986), Eternal Beauty (1988), and a book, Echoes from the Blowing wind (2007). Since 2005, he offers used Euphony like a basis for an academy and programs taught at many European colleges. Levy also directs the academy’s Ascona Music Event, kept since 2010. For his performances, many critics possess commented on Levy’s thoughtful interpretations and capability to talk with an audience instead of win over it with specialized fireworks only. Levy’s recorded function includes a routine of Schumann’s single music on Nimbus and some items for music therapy entitled The Seven Shades of Balance, predicated on Pythagorean theory, for the Syntony label. The majority of his recordings are on the Edelweiss label and cover concertos by Brahms and Schumann; Grieg’s Lyric Parts; Brahms violin and cello sonatas; Scriabin preludes and etudes; an homage to composers of his Argentinian homeland; Chopin, Bach, Mozart, and even more. Edelweiss released a 64-disk, special model in 2012-2013 to celebrate 25 years of his documenting work.