Violinist · Recording artist · Educator
Stories, memory and place — through the violin.
Alda Dizdari brings vivid, deeply personal artistry to the violin—from the concert hall and recording studio to projects that open classical music to new audiences.
“Alda Dizdari is a phenomenon […] a perfect servant of the music.”
Sir Noel Malcolm
Coming up
A Concert of Remembrance
An evening of music, memory and resilience
With pianist Tom Blach, Alda explores works by Vaughan Williams, Elgar and Enescu—music shaped by loss, displacement, identity and remembrance.
Featured recording · 2025
Holloway: Violin Concerto & Solo Sonata
Alda Dizdari with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and conductor Alexander Walker, bringing clarity, colour and narrative sweep to Robin Holloway’s music.
“Conveys well the repeated to-and-fro between songlike inwardness and rhythmic propulsion.”
“It’s virtuoso stuff, played with grace and flair.”
About Alda
A distinctive musical voice, on stage and beyond it.
Alda Dizdari is an outstanding musician of immense diversity. Since her Wigmore Hall debut she has appeared at major concert venues across the UK and has been a regular guest on BBC Radio 3 and Radio 4.
Alongside her solo career, she is a dedicated teacher and the founder of DEA Music Academy, helping young musicians discover confidence and possibility through music.
Watch & listen
Selected performances
Solo violin caprice by Limos Dizdari
Astor Piazzolla, live in performance
From the archive
Alda Dizdari on BBC Radio 3
Listen to Alda in conversation and performance.
From the catalogue
The Words of the Candle
Alda’s intimate and reflective recording brings together short works for solo violin and violin with harp—a collection shaped by contemplation, peace and love in troubled times.
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