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Following the great success of the first two
editions, the Ascona Music Festival presents its
third edition in 2012. It will be presented in
concurrence with the international release of
the series of 64 CDs, "Daniel Levy - The Voice
of the Piano", published by the classical label
Edelweiss Emission and the International Academy
of Euphony to mark the 25th anniversary of
Daniel Levy’s recording career. The presentation
of the Series will take place in Ascona,
Switzerland in April, in addition to major
European and American centres. The Festival will
be an echo and harbinger of this production with
the same title and spirit. It will include five
concerts between 21st April and 12th May, with a
special appearance by the pianist Daniel Levy,
in a programme structured in three parts.
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Since the first keyboard, the origin of which
dates back to the 15th century, arose as an
indirect means of touching upon the strings of a
musical instrument, aesthetic creation and the
content of affections, emotions, thoughts and
insights have been manifested with wider and
subtler shades.
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As part of the
celebration of Daniel Levy’s 25th anniversary as
a recording artist, the label Edelweiss Emission
will be releasing a Limited Edition of 64 CDs
throughout 2012 named “The Voice of the Piano.
This international celebration will begin at the
Ascona Music Festival.
For this celebration, the legendary piano makers
Steinway & Sons have conferred a special
acknowledgment to Daniel Levy as a "Steinway
Artist" for his significant contribution to
music.
“In 2012, Daniel Levy celebrates two [anniversaries];
his silver jubilee as a recording artist and his
20th Anniversary as a Steinway Artist.
Steinway & Sons would like to express our
cordial congratulations, and look forward to
being a part of Daniel Levy’s wonderful
musicianship in the future.”
Gerrit Glaner, Steinway & Sons
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