Jack Liebeck
Young British-German violinist Jack Liebeck was born in London on 4 August 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 has been artistic director of the Australian Festival of Chamber Music since 2022.
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
A Renaissance Man - Gillian Wills talks to Jack Liebeck, artistic director of the Australian Festival of Chamber Music
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