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Alberto Lysy (February 11, 1935 – December 30, 2009) was a prestigious Argentine violinist and conductor. Alberto Lysy was born in Buenos Aires to Ukrainian immigrants in 1935. At age five, his father introduced him to the violin. Lysy left school at age 13 to devote more time to the instrument, and was subsequently trained by violinist Ljerko Spiller. Lysy traveled to London in 1952, where he enrolled in the Silver School; soon destitute, however, he made ends meet by playing under a bridge near the Royal National Theatre. Following a performance for UNESCO in Paris, he returned to Argentina in 1953, though a second opportunity in 1955 took him again to Europe, where he became the first South American artist to obtain a prize at the Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition, held th

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  • Alberto Lysy (11 de febrero de 1935, Ciudad de Buenos Aires - 30 de diciembre de 2009, Suiza) violinista y director de orquesta argentino de trascendencia internacional, fundador de la famosa agrupación camarística Camerata Bariloche. Uno de los músicos y pedagogos de la música más notables que dio Argentina, especializado en música barroca Fundó en 1971 la Camerata Lysy, y posteriormente la Academia Internacional Yehudi Menuhin y el Festival de Cariló. (es)
  • Alberto Lysy (February 11, 1935 – December 30, 2009) was a prestigious Argentine violinist and conductor. Alberto Lysy was born in Buenos Aires to Ukrainian immigrants in 1935. At age five, his father introduced him to the violin. Lysy left school at age 13 to devote more time to the instrument, and was subsequently trained by violinist Ljerko Spiller. Lysy traveled to London in 1952, where he enrolled in the Silver School; soon destitute, however, he made ends meet by playing under a bridge near the Royal National Theatre. Following a performance for UNESCO in Paris, he returned to Argentina in 1953, though a second opportunity in 1955 took him again to Europe, where he became the first South American artist to obtain a prize at the Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition, held th (en)
  • Alberto Lysy (geboren 1935 in Buenos Aires, Argentinien, gestorben 2009 in Lausanne) ist ein argentinischer Geiger, Dirigent und Violinpädagoge.Als Schüler von Ljerko Spiller wurde er der erste lateinamerikanische Preisträger beim Concours Reine Elisabeth (Königin-Elisabeth-Wettbewerb) in Brüssel 1955. Er wurde ein persönlicher Student von Yehudi Menuhin. Neben einer erfolgreichen Karriere als Solist gründete er 1967 die Camerata Bariloche. Ab 1977 leitete er Yehudi Menuhins internationale Musikakademie in Saanen; aus den dortigen Studenten rekrutierte er die erfolgreiche Camerata Lysy. (de)
  • Alberto Lysy, né à Buenos Aires le 11 février 1935 et mort à Lausanne le 30 décembre 2009, est un violoniste et chef d'orchestre argentin. (fr)
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