Daniel Levy is a pianist with a great interest in philosophy and other subjects, which has led to his writing and teaching about the relationship of music to the human psyche and the sociological benefits of music. As his music career progressed, he also pursued side projects and writing. Several critics have commented on Levy's thoughtful interpretations and ability to speak to an audience rather than impress it with technical fireworks alone. Levy's recorded work includes a cycle of Schumann's solo music and pieces for music therapy. The bulk of his recordings are on the Edelweiss label and cover concertos by Brahms and Schumann; Grieg's Lyric Pieces; Brahms violin and cello sonatas; Scriabin preludes and etudes; an homage to composers of his Argentinian homeland; and more. ~ Patsy Morita