Philip Lasser is a composer, pianist, and conductor known for his deeply expressive and often lyrical musical style. He's written a wide range of works, from solo piano pieces and chamber music to orchestral compositions and even operas. His music often explores connections between different art forms, and he's drawn inspiration from poetry, painting, and even scientific concepts. A champion of contemporary music, Lasser has premiered and recorded works by many living composers, and his own music has been performed by renowned orchestras and soloists around the world.
Beyond composing and performing, Lasser is a dedicated educator. He's currently the Dean of the Schulich School of Music of McGill University and has previously taught at The Juilliard School. He's also a sought-after lecturer and has written extensively about music. His recordings, including his own compositions and works by other composers, have garnered critical acclaim. You might recognize his recent release, "The Art of Memory," a set of 12 preludes for solo piano inspired by Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier. He's also released albums like "The Elements" and "Colors of Feelings," showcasing his diverse musical interests.
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