Alberto Lysy Speaks About His 'Romantic Violin Pieces' Album

One of the most distinguished musicians of our times, Alberto Lysy has played with such orchestras as the New York Philharmonic, the US National Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Philharmonic, the Symphony Orchestra of the RAI Roma and the Amsterdam Philharmonic, under famous conductors, among them Sir Adrian Boult, Sir Colin Davis, Pierre Boulez, Mstislav Rostropovitch, to mention but a few.

Alberto Lysy studied with Yedhudi Menuhin and was the 1st Music Director of IMMA from 1977-2007. He continues to teach the violin and direct the Rencontres Musicales in Blonay. He is frequently invited to hold master classes at the most important schools of music. In 2006, Alberto Lysy was awarded the Stradivari International Pedagogical prize.

Alberto Lysy founded the Camerata Lysy, with which he has toured Europe, the USA, Canada, South America and the Far East. He has played chamber music with many of the greatest musicians, such as Benjamin Britten, Pablo Casals, Nadia Boulanger, Mstislav Rostropovitch and Yehudi Menuhin.

ROMANTIC VIOLIN PIECES by ALBERTO LYSY & LORENA TECU (DINEMEC CLASSICS 1999)
This is an album of great, yet often overlooked, Latin-American pieces for violin and piano. Amongst these are some world premiere recordings, most notably 6 songs by Spanish composer Manuel de Falla. The delicate sinuous melodies of Lysys violin found in these songs are balanced by the sharply defined structures of the piano accompaniment, masterfully played by Lorena Tecu.

Recorded using 24-bit high resolution technology, these incredible interpretations of these rarely recorded compositions are perfectly immortalized on this album sure to please any classical audiophile.

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• Alberto Lysy
• Dinemec Studios
• Dinemec Classics
• Lorena Tecu
• Manuel De Falla
• Joseph Achron
• Julian Aguirre
• Ernest Bloch
• Luis Gianneo
• Enrique Granados
• Juan Manén
• Pedro Saenz
• Paul Sutin
• Camerata Lysy
• IMMA

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[Claudio9938]

Compañero mío de escuela primaria y vecino de mi infancia. Lo recuerdo y lo aprecio como hace casi setenta años. Un noche, volvía yo de mi guardia. Caminando por la calle de su casa, a tres de la mía, silbando el minué de Boccherini. Y oigo detrás mío alquien que me pregunta: Por Pierre Fournier o por Pablo Casals? Y era él. Creo que tomamos un café en su casa. Calle Neuquen entre Trelles y Terrero. Buenos Aires.

[oyuchimeng]

@taolica what an ignoramus...

[taolica]

very bad........you were lucky with menuhin

[ErikaD413]

Maravilloso! Tuve la dicha de escucharlo en Salta, Iglesia de la Merced. Dios lo tenga en la gloria!

[Skywatch01]

GRACIAS ALBERTO. EL CIELO NOS UNE...

[zigeunerlieder]

Maestro Lysy died yesterday, December 30 2009. We lost a great violinist and a great human being.

[lynnhassle]

Hoo my gosh why kind of english is this??? Who is this guy??? I never saw before in any theater, is not bad, he is normal musician, only his sound is a little strident.

[k4dr15h]

I love you so much Maestro Lysy

[GyorgyPortas]

Lysy is such a great artist... how con I get the CD over the internet?