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Born in Geneva, Lyda Chen-Argerich is one of the three daughters, the eldest, of Martha Argerich. She studied law in Geneva and simultaneously studied violin at the Geneva Conservatory with Ayla Erduranand and later at the Central Conservatory in Beijing, China, with Lin Yao Ji. Martha Argerich - Altenburg Arts | Shanghai
Born in Geneva in , Lyda Chen-Argerich is a violinist and Martha Argerich’s eldest daughter. Lyda’s father and Martha’s ex-husband is the Chinese composer-conductor, Robert Chen. She attended the Geneva Conservatory where she learned to play the violin with Ayla Erduranand. Lyda Chen - Biography, Compositions, Labels -
Lyda Chen (b. ) is a Swiss violist and the eldest daughter of pianist Martha Argerich. She was born in Geneva and initially studied violin at the Geneva Conservatory before moving to China to attend the Central Conservatory Of Music, Beijing. Routes to the Viola – An Interview with Lyda Chen-Argerich ...
Lyda was born from the relationship between my mother and Robert Chen, a Chinese conductor. They met in New York but never lived together. When Lyda was born, my mother was twenty-two and a bit lost. My maternal grandmother, Juanita, a brilliant woman who suffered from mental troubles, made matters worse by kidnapping Lyda from the nursery. My. Lyda D. Newman facts for kids - Kids encyclopedia Born in Geneva, Lyda Chen-Argerich is one of the three daughters, the eldest, of Martha Argerich. She studied law in Geneva and simultaneously studied violin at the Geneva Conservatory with Ayla Erduranand and later at the Central Conservatory in Beijing, China, with Lin Yao Ji.Bloody Daughter (2012) - IMDb Born in Geneva in 1964, Lyda Chen-Argerich is a violinist and Martha Argerich’s eldest daughter. Lyda’s father and Martha’s ex-husband is the Chinese composer-conductor, Robert Chen. She attended the Geneva Conservatory where she learned to play the violin with Ayla Erduranand.ARGERICH: BLOODY DAUGHTER Lyda Chen (b. 1964) is a Swiss violist and the eldest daughter of pianist Martha Argerich. She was born in Geneva and initially studied violin at the Geneva Conservatory before moving to China to attend the Central Conservatory Of Music, Beijing. Biography of Lydia Chen - The Official Board
Comprising her daughter, violist Lyda Chen-Argerich, her grandson, David Chen on the piano, long-time pianist-conductor collaborator Dario Alejandro, and Van Cliburn winner pianist Yunchan Lim, the line-up over the 3-day festival is poised to surprise and excite.
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Discover the biography and discography of Lyda Chen. Complete the collection, buy and sell vinyls and CDs with collectors. Lyda Chen - born in Geneva, began to study the violin at the age of 8. Lyda was born from the relationship between my mother and Robert Chen, a Chinese conductor. They met in New York but never lived together. When Lyda was born, my mother was twenty-two and a bit lost. My maternal grandmother, Juanita, a brilliant woman who suffered from mental troubles, made matters worse by kidnapping Lyda from the nursery. My.
Lyda was born from the relationship between my mother and Robert Chen, a Chinese conductor. Soon after, she met and married the composer and director Robert Chen with whom she later had her first daughter: the now-renowned Swiss violinist Lyda Chen Argerich. During that period, Martha stayed away from the competitions and the demanding routine she was used to as a child.
Aileen Tang has a chat with Lyda Chen-Argerich, daughter of Martha Argerich and conductor Robert Chen, about how she came to play the viola and. Argerich's first marriage was to composer-conductor Robert Chen, (Chinese: 陈亮声; pinyin: Chén Liàngshēng) with whom she had her first child (violinist Lyda Chen-Argerich). The marriage was dissolved after several months, in 1964.
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Lyda Chen Argerich, viola. Darío Alejandro Ntaca, piano. Yemo He, clarinet. SCHUMANN - Märchenbilder, for viola and piano, Op Lyda Chen Argerich, viola. Martha Argerich, piano. MOZART – Sonata for two pianos in D major, K DEBUSSY – Fêtes (Transcription for two pianos by Ravel) Martha Argerich, Darío Alejandro Ntaca, pianos.