Liebeck's star quality was apparent as early as age ten, when he played the young Mozart in a BBC television program. His London recital debut at Wigmore Hall in 2002 was sold out and earned unusual critical acclaim, the year before he graduated from the Royal Academy of Music. The recital propelled him to solo appearances not only with top British orchestras, but with ensembles all over Europe and the U.S. He has also been an energetic chamber music player. Liebeck's recording career began in 2002 with a program of violin-and-piano works, performed with Katya Apekisheva and released on the Quartz label. More acclaimed albums of chamber works and concertos followed, primarily on the Hyperion label. ~ James Manheim