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Muzi Lyu



Violin



Muzi Lyu, born in 1996 in Nanjing, China, began his studies in 2015 at the University of Music, Drama, and Media Hanover with Professor Adam Kostecki, focusing on classical violin performance. In 2020, he continued his master’s studies in Contemporary Music at the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen under Professor Barbara Maurer. He was a prizewinner at the 1st Schunfeld International String Competition.


As a soloist and chamber musician, he has performed in various contemporary music festivals, including the Impuls Festival Graz (Austria), Warsaw Autumn Music Festival (Poland), Festival Mixtur (Spain), Mostra Sonora Sueca (Spain), China-ASEAN Music Week, Acht Brücken Festival Cologne, Blurred Edges Festival Hamburg, Klangbrücken Music Festival Hanover, Festival NOW! Essen, and Hörfest Detmold. In 2021, he was an active participant in the Darmstadt Summer Course for New Music. He is currently the violinist of the Benmo Trio.


He has premiered several contemporary works by composers such as Günter Steinke, Karen Keyhani, Snezana Nesic, Markus Roth, Philipp Henkel, Monika Szpyrka, Simon Bahr, among others. He has performed with ensembles including Ensemble Musikfabrik, ÉRMA Ensemble, Ensemble man.manufaktur, Ensemble CoILAB Cologne, Ensemble Ur.Werk, Peripherie Quartet and so on. He has received significant artistic inspiration from Pierluigi Billone, Hannah Weirich, Melise Mellinger, and Ernst Kovacic. He has also performed with Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Ingo Metzmacher, Hannah Weirich, Susanne Blumenthal, Rüdiger Bohn, among others. In 2023, he was awarded a DAAD scholarship as a soloist for the Impuls Festival in Graz, Austria.


“His interest lies particularly in expanding the auditory experience made possible through new playing techniques. His talent lies in patiently perfecting these techniques and then combining them with his traditionally trained violin virtuosity. As such, his repertoire includes complex works as well as highly sensitive microtonal compositions and pieces characterized by overtones.” – Barbara Maurer



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