DANIEL KOBIALKA Profile
Daniel Kobialka, known as a renowned healing music artist,
has been Principal
2nd Violinist with the San Francisco Symphony for over two decades and
also on the faculty at University of California, Berkeley, and Mills College.
At age 15, Kobialka made his concert debue at Carnegie Hall.
Kobialka served
as concert master for the premier of Leonard Bernstein's Mass.
He visited
Japan for the first time in 1977 to join Nagano Winter Orchestra at Nagano
Winter Olympics with an invitation from Seiji Ozawa. He associated closely
with Toru Takemitsu, a genius in comtemporary music for many years.
In
order to freely persue his own interpretations of the classics, as well
as his profound interest in more avant-garde music, Kobialka founded his
own record label which sold millions including
"When You Wish Upon A Star" and recorded music for meditation
and guidance with alternative healing pioneers including Joan Borysenko
and Bernie Siegel. Kobialka's music is the core of a series of studies
linking sound with CAM,
complimentary and alternative medicine for health
and healing. Numbers of MDs and therapists from over the world recommend
his music for music therapies, meditations, prenatal cares and various
other medical treatments.
Being fascinated by the maginificent music of MARTH, Kobialka has started
exploring new possibilities to play music for the true wellness of the
whole world.
