Lukas Loss
Kulturunternehmer & Pianist
Biografie
Deutsch
Lukas Loss (geboren 1997 in Basel) studierte Klavier an der Hochschule für Musik Basel bei Claudio Martínez Mehner. An der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis studierte er Cembalo. Er besuchte Meisterkurse bei Stephen Kovacevic, Ferenc Rados, Oliver Schnyder, Heinz Holliger, und Helmut Lachenmann. Er schloss sein Studium summa cum laude ab. Als Solist trat er mit dem Sinfonieorchester Basel und dem Akademischen Orchester Basel auf. Von 2016 bis 2018 war er stellvertretender Dirigent der Knabenkantorei Basel. Konzertreisen führten ihn durch ganz Europa; Anfang 2022 war er auf BBC Radio zu hören. Lukas Loss ist Gründer und Direktor des interdisziplinären Musikfestivals Interfinity. Er ist Preisträger des prestigereichen Jugendpreis 2025 des Basler Sperberkollegiums. Lukas Loss ist Co-Gründer der AI-powered Video Lecture Plattform LekChat.
English
Lukas Loss (1997, Basel) is a pianist, festival director, and cultural entrepreneur. He is the founder and director of Interfinity, an interdisciplinary music festival that bridges the arts and sciences, bringing together musicians, researchers, and artists to explore pressing societal and scientific themes. His work with Interfinity has earned him prestigious cultural awards in Switzerland, such as the Jugendpreis 2025 of the Sperberkollegium Basel.
Lukas studied piano in Basel, graduating summa cum laude, and also pursued harpsichord studies. As a soloist, he has performed with the Basel Symphony Orchestra. In addition to his work as a festival director, he has been active as a conductor. As a chamber musician, he has performed extensively across Europe. In early 2022, one of his ensembles was featured on BBC Radio.
Beyond music, Lukas is also a co-founder of Lek.chat, an AI-powered video lecture platform. His work consistently explores the intersection of culture, technology, and science.
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