Jack Liebeck
Young British violinist Jack Liebeck was born in London in 1980. He made his London recital debut at the Wigmore Hall in 2002 and has a broad repertoire of recital, chamber and concerto repertoire. He is the violinist of Paris-based Trio Dali, professor of violin at the Royal Academy of Music and artistic director of the Oxford May Music Festival. He plays the 'Ex-Wilhelmj' J B Guadagnini violin of 1785 and a Joseph Henry bow on loan from Kathron Sturrock.
A selection of articles about Jack Liebeck
Ensemble. Melting Rhapsody - Malcolm Miller enjoys Jack Liebeck and Danny Driver's 'Hebrew Melody' recital, plus a recital by David Aaron Carpenter
Ensemble. Cogent Achievements - Peter Maxwell Davies' tenth symphony and other British music, heard by Roderic Dunnett
Finest Attributes - Wigmore Hall recitals by Danny Driver, and by Jack Liebeck and Katya Apekisheva, admired by Bill Newman
Ensemble. Unmissable Talents - An array of artists at London's Wigmore Hall, reviewed by Bill Newman
CD Spotlight. Marvelously Incisive - Rózsa and Korngold violin concertos, recommended by Howard Smith. '... breathtaking virtuosity from soloist and orchestra alike.'
Ensemble. Especially Successful - Gillian Wills reports from the Australian Fesival of Chamber Music
Ensemble. A Singing Style - Violinist Jack Liebeck makes a short-notice appearance with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, reviewed by Mike Wheeler
Ensemble. Beethoven and Blue Skies - The 2007 Australian Festival of Chamber Music begins, and Malcolm Tattersall is there