Dalia Dedinskaite - Baltic Prayer (2025) [Official Digital Download 24/96]

Born in Vilnius, Lithuania, Dalia Dedinskaite is one of the most prominent violinists of her generation in the Baltic States. After winning the prestigious International violin competition “Violine in Dresden 2010′′ in Germany, young artist was invited to perform the L. van Beethoven violin concerto in the festival “Dresdner Festspiele 2012 “. Since then violinist has performed as soloist and as chamber music artist in many European countries, the United States and New Zealand in many prestigious concert halls such as, among others, Vienna Musikverein, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, The Juilliard School Paul Hall in New York, Chicago Cultural Center, Helsinki Musiikkitalo, Vatroslav Lisinski Hall in Zagreb, Odd Fellow Palæet Copenhagen, Lithuanian National Philharmonic Hall, Grand Salon des Invalides in Paris, the Great Guild of Riga City, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Accademia Filarmonica Romana.

Dalia’s musical talent was noticed by her first teacher Elena Lašaitė, later Dalia studied with prof. Jurgis Dvarionas. The most prominent footprints in her musical career has left the studies with Austrian violinist, professor Christian Altenburger and chamber music lessons with professor Johannes Meissl at the Viennese University of Music, where Dalia earned her BA and MA cum laude with a distinction and the Rector’s Prize of Honour. Since 2016 Dalia has settled in Lithuania whilst is regularly visiting Austria, where she was appointed as assistant to Prof. Christian Altenburger at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. From 2016 Dalia was the 1st Concertmaster of the Klaipėda Chamber Orchestra and in 2020 she became the Principal Concertmaster of the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra.

TRACKLIST

1. Dalia Dedinskaite - Plainscapes (Arr. for Choir, Violin & Cello by Anonymous)
2. Dalia Dedinskaite - Dialogues (Version for Violin & Cello)
3. Vilnius Municipal Choir Jauna Muzika - Da pacem Domine
4. Dalia Dedinskaite - Ave Maria
5. Dalia Dedinskaite - Serenity
6. Gleb Pysniak - Svyati
7. Dalia Dedinskaite - Melody (Arr. for Choir, Violin & Cello by Anonymous)



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