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Collège du Léman

29 March, 2019

Daniel Lozakovich private concert organised by Collège du Léman

Daniel Lozakovich private concert organised by Collège du Léman At Collège du Léman, we are pleased to invite you to a private violin concert from our boarding student Daniel Lozakovich. Having his album produced by Deutsche Grammophon, Daniel is studying his last semester at Collège du Léman. This concert is his salute to the school.

We are pleased to invite you to a private violin concert from our boarding student Daniel Lozakovich.

Having his album produced by Deutsche Grammophon, Daniel is studying his last semester at Collège du Léman. This concert is his salute to the school.

Daniel Lozakovich’s majestic music-making has left critics and audiences spellbound. “Perfect mastery. An exceptional talent,” observed Le Figaro after a recent performance, while the Boston Globe praised the “poise, tonal purity, and technique to spare” of his debut with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Andris Nelsons at Tanglewood.

All the funds raised will be donated to the BLACKSWAN Foundation, which promotes research for rare and orphan diseases around the world.

Tickets are for sale at the local stands below or online at this link (All schools are entitled to a 50% discount. Please contact us at events@cdl.ch for more details)

Service culturel Migros Genève, Rue du Commerce 9, tél. 058 568 29 00
Migros Stand Info Balexert, Geneva
Migros Nyon-La Combe.

We look forward to welcoming you to this event!

Best regards,

Collège du Léman

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Programme of the evening (accompanied by Stanislav Soloviev - Piano)

Johann Sebastian Bach
Chaconne, partita n° 2, BWV 1004

Niccolò Paganini
Caprices nos 21 et 24

Robert Schumann
Sonate pour violon n° 1 en la mineur op. 105

Piotr Ilitch Tchaïkovski
Méditation
Valse-scherzo
Mélodie

Camille Saint-Saëns
Rondo capriccioso

Johannes Brahms
Sonate F-A-E, scherzo

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