Delia Steinberg Guzmán

Delia Steinberg Guzmán, (Buenos Aires, 1943), is a philosopher, music and writer^[1][2][3] and, since 1991, International President of the International Organization New Acropolis, a non profit association dedicated to the promotion of philosophy, culture and volunteering. She was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on 7 January 1943, and obtained the Spanish nationality in 1975. She was awarded the Cross of Paris in Arts, Sciences and Literature by the Académie française.

Biography

Delia Steinberg studied music from an early age and, at the age of 17, graduated from the National Conservatory of Music in Buenos Aires as Teacher of Piano and Composition. She then continued her studies under the Argentine concert pianist Flora Nudelman, and later with the Russian master Hubert Brandenburg. Nudelman herself had been a pupil of Jorge Lalewicz, who had studied under Anatoly Lyadov and Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov.

She completed her studies with a Masters Degree in Philosophy from the University of Buenos Aires, and took specialist courses in Archaeology and History, exact sciences, journalism and advertising.

In 1972 she became the Director of New Acropolis in Spain and, since the death of its founder and first international director, Jorge Livraga, in 1991, she has been the international president of the organization.

In 1982 she founded the New Acropolis International Piano Competition, which has been held annually in Madrid (Spain),^[4] and in 2008 was renamed the Delia Steinberg International Piano Competition. This competition has been a member of the Alink-Argerich Foundation (AAF), promoted by the Argentine pianist Martha Argerich, since December 2007.^[5] The competition is recognised for attracting a large number of entries and for the technical and artistic level of its participants.^[6][7][8][9] In 1988 she founded Tristan Music Institute to promote music internationally.

In 1974 she became the editor of the magazine "Cuadernos de Cultura" (Cultural Notebooks)^[10] and from 2000 has edited the magazine "Esfinge" (Sphinx),^[11] published in Madrid (Spain) with the sponsorship of New Acropolis.

Works

• Los juegos de Maya (Madrid, 1980)^[12]
• Hoy ví... (Madrid, 1983)^[13]
• Me dijeron que... (Madrid, 1984)
• El Héroe Cotidiano. Reflexiones de un Filósofo (Madrid, 1ª ed. mayo de 1996)^[14]
• Peligros del racismo. Reflexiones acerca del problema del racismo y alternativas filosóficas para erradicarlo (with several authors) (Madrid, 1997)^[15]
• Colección: Perlas de Sabiduría (Madrid, 1ª ed. enero de 2002)
  • El Carácter según los Astros^[16]
  • La Vida después de la Muerte^[17]
  • Las Edades Esotéricas del Hombre^[18]
  • Cómo se plasman los Sueños^[19]
  • El Alma de la Mujer^[20]
  • Libertad, Inexorabilidad^[21]
  • Recuerdos y reminiscencias^[22]
  • Esoterismo Práctico^[23]
• Para conocerse mejor (Madrid, 2004)^[24]
• Filosofía para vivir (Madrid, 2005)^[25]
• ¿Qué hacemos con el corazón y la mente? (Madrid, 2005)^[26]
• El ideal de los Templarios (2015)^[27]

References

External links

• International Organitation New Acropolis: Biography
• International Organitation New Acropolis, website
• International Piano Competition Delia Steinberg, website

Bibliography

• Several authors. Biographical notes of "Dangers of the racism", Ed. New Acropolis, Madrid, 1997, D.L. M-43692-1997, ISBN 84-85982-60-6