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PIANIST DANIEL LEVY LÄDT ZU „MUSICFESTIVAL“ sconas Veranstaltungskalender erhält Zuwachs: Vom 23. Mai Gelber bei „Maestro“ Vincenzo Scaramuzza. Levy begann im Alter bis 19. Juni findet in der Kirche des Collegio Papio das neu von sechs Jahren mit dem Klavierspiel, mit 17 gab er sein erstes Ains Leben gerufene „Ascona MusicFestival“ statt. Dabei han- Konzert. Er ist Autor des Buches „Euphony: The Sound of Life“ delt es sich um eine dreiteilige, der Kammermusik gewidmete Kon- und Mitbegründer der International Academy of Euphony. zertreihe unter der Leitung des argentinischen Pianisten Daniel Levy. Neben den Frühjahrskonzerten in der Papio-Kirche plant Daniel In Ascona habe er ein ideales Umfeld gefunden, erzählt Levy. Levy für den Herbst eine Reihe von Meisterkursen für junge Violi- „Diese Landschaft ist eine grossartige Inspirationsquelle.“ Er nisten, Cellisten und Pianisten. Dazu gehören auch musikalische schwärmt von den Bergen, die den See umrahmen, Vorträge. Diese werden in kleinerem Rahmen statt- und der einmaligen Natur. Für die Durchführung finden und monothematisch gegliedert sein. der Konzertreihe wählte er den Frühling, um Ter- Es erklingen Ascona MusicFestival, Chiesa Collegio Papio, minüberschneidungen mit anderen Veranstaltun- Konzertbeginn jeweils um 20.30 Uhr gen dieses Genres im Tessin zu vermeiden. Die er- ausgesuchte Sonntag, 23. Mai: Daniel Levy (Klavier) und das ste Ausgabe der Veranstaltung steht ganz im Zei- Zürcher Streichquartett präsentieren Werke von chen des 200. Geburtstages von Frédéric Chopin Werke von Robert Schumann. und Robert Schumann. „Das Festival wird die Dienstag, 8. Juni: Franco Maggio Ormezowski Liebhaber der Kammermusik begeistern“, ist Levy Chopin und (Violoncello) und Daniel Levy (Piano) mit Werken überzeugt. Er wolle jeder Darbietung gebührenden von Ludwig van Beethoven, Robert Schumann und Wert geben, die Zuhörenden sollen ein unvergessli- Schumann Frédéric Chopin. ches musikalisches Erlebnis geniessen können. Samstag, 19. Juni, Daniel Levy (Klavier) mit Wer- Nach Starpianistin Martha Argerich, die bei Luga- ken von Frédéric Chopin und Robert Schumann. no Festival ein eigenes „Project“ unterhält, hat mit Daniel Levy ei- Konzertkarten sind im Vorverkauf erhältlich über das Ente Turisti- ne weitere Klavier-Grösse aus Argentinien in der Südschweiz eine co Ascona/Locarno, Tel. 091 791 00 91, Lugano Turismo, Tel. 091 künstlerische Heimat gefunden. „Den grössten Teil meiner Karrie- 913 32 32, Soldini Divisione Musica in Locarno, Tel. 091 751 28 re verbrachte ich in Europa, insbesondere in Italien. Da liegt das 14 und Alhambra Music in Lugano, Tel. 091 922 82 81. Tessin nahe“, erklärt Levy seine Wahl, sich in Ascona zu betätigen. Infos auf Internet: www.academyofeuphony.com/festival. 1947 in Buenos Aires geboren, studierte er wie Argerich und Bruno mb.

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