Alexej Orlovetsky - prominenter Pianist, Pädagoge, Komponist und Dirigent, Preisträger internationaler Klavierwettbewerbe, Absolvent (1984) und Dozent des Konservatoriums in St. Petersburg (bis 1996). Sein Klavierstudium hat er bei Grigorij Sokolov beendet, bei dem er nachher Assistent wurde. Er studierte auch Komposition bei Y. Falik und Oper- und Symphonie-dirigenturbei I. A. Mussin. Im Jahre 1989 gewann er den zweiten Preis beim II Internationalen F. Liszt-Klavierwettbewerb in Utrecht und im Juli 1990 den ersten Preis am VII Internationalen Jose Iturbi-Klavierwettbewerb in Valencia in Spanien. Er führt eine lebhafte künstlerische und Pädagogische Tätigkeit. Sein umfangreiches Konzertprogramm umfasst Werke vom Barock bis zur Gegenwart, am liebsten aber spielt er die Werke von Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff und Beethoven. Im Jahre 1991 bespielte er in Niederlanden auf dem Klavier Erard aus der Zeit von F. Liszt, zwei Kompaktplatten mit den F. Liszt-Werken. Ausser den Konzerten in seiner Heimat, trat er auch in Spanien, Niederlanden, Jugoslavien, Deutschland und mehrmals in Polen auf. In Polen führte er auf die Einladung der F. Liszt-Gesellschaft schon 18 Klavierkurse für polnische Pianisten und war Kursprofessor an allen (17) von der TiFL veranstalteten Internationalen Klaviermeisterkursen und war Juror aller unserer 8 Klavier-Wettbewerbe.
Autor der 50 Kompositionen (vorwiegent für Klavier).

KLAVIERABENDE von PAWEL RYDEL
953-955 Liszt Abende

14. April um 18.00 – Trzebnica, 15 April um 18.30 – Oborniki Sl.,
16. April um 18.00 – Brzeg,

See photos from the concerts

Programm:

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756-1791)
Sonate B-dur KV 333

OLIVIER MESSIAEN (1908-1992)
3 Werke aus der "Petites esquisses d'oiseaux" (1985) :
Grive musicienne, Rouge-gorge, Merle noir
Rondeau (1943)
Premiere communion de la Vierge
from "Vingt regards sur l'Enfant-Jésus" ( (1944)

P a u s e

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
4 Mazurkas op. 24
ROMAN MACIEJEWSKI (1910-1998)
5 Mazurkas
FRYDERYK CHOPIN
2. Ballade g moll, op. 23

Pawel Rydel - a pianist from Gdansk educated in his hometown under Prof. Katarzya Popowa-Zydron and Prof. Waldemar Wojtal.
Currently working as an assistant professor in the Department of Piano at the "Stanislaw Moniuszko" Academy of Music in Gdansk. He perfected his skills in solo and chamber music performance in many master classes working under the guidance of numerous distinguished artists -educators (Andrzej Jasinski, Kevin Kenner, Jean-Paul-Sevilla, Andrzej Tatarski, Jadwiga Kaliszewska, Mark Lubotsky, Henry Meyer, Marek Mos and Maria Szwajger-Kulakowska).
He has won top prizes at piano and chamber music competitions, such as the 1st Nationwide F. Liszt Competition for the Scholarships in Wroclaw (1991), 3rd Nationwide I.J. Paderewski Piano Competition in Bydgoszcz (1994), 1st Chamber Music Competition in Zakopane (with violinist Andrzej Kacprzak - 1998), and Jury Prize at the International Piano Competition in Bremen (Germany - 1999).
Conducts regular concert activity both as a soloist and chamber musician performing in many concert halls in Poland and other European countries (including Russia, Germany, Norway, Ukraine, Italy).

Konzertzyklus zum 200. Geburstag von Franz Liszt
LÁSZLÓ BARANYAY - Klavier
949-951 Liszt Abende

17 März um 19.00 - Wroclaw, Witold Lutoslawski Philharmonie
(unter organisatorischer Mitwirkung Breslauer Philharmonie)

18 März um 18.30 - Oborniki Slaskie
19 März um 18.00 - Brzeg
See photos from the concerts

20 März um 18.00 - Katowice, Konzertsaal des Polnischen Rundfung
(unter organisatorischer Mitwirkung der Institution für Promotion und Musikpopularisierung "Silesia")

Programm:

BÉLA BARTÓK (1881-1945)
Suite op.14
ERNŐ DOHNÁNYI (1877-1960)
8 Bagatele aus "Winterreigen" op.13.
Pause
FRANZ LISZT (1811-1886)
1. Mephisto Walzer
Zwei Konzertetüden (Waldesrauschen, Gnomenreigen)
8. Ungarische Rhapsodie
12. Ungarische Rhapsodie

LÁSZLÓ BARANYAY (Hungary), laureate of numerous international piano competitions, professor at the "Franz Liszt" University of Music in Budapest.
He began playing the piano at the age of nine, and graduated as a student of Imre Ungár in 1969, followed by a post–graduate scholarship at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory till 1972 by prof. Stanislav Neuhaus. He regularly attended Géza Anda’s master classes in Switzerland.
He is a welcome guest in all major concert halls in Hungary and has frequently given guest performances in most European countries, as well as overseas (e.g. US, India, America, Japan).
Beside solo works, his repertoire also includes fifty concertos by Bach all the way to 20th century pieces. He pays particular attention to contemporary Hungarian music, a number of works have been written for and dedicated to him.
His extensive teaching activities include B.A. master classes on a regular basis in Hungary and abroad (Italy, Greece, Poland, Slovenia, France, Japan, India etc.)
Many students of his have achieved remarkable accomplishments at international competitions and in concert halls.
In 1992 he was awarded the "Franz Liszt" Prize for his achievements, the most prestigious appreciation issued by the Hungarian State.

KLAVIERABENDE von GRZEGORZ NIEMCZUK
Konzerte zum 201-Geburgstag von F. Chopin
941-949 Liszt Abende

26 Feb, um 18.00 – Brzeg,   27 Feb, um 18.00 – Wloszakowice, 28 Feb, um 18.00 – Wroclaw, KMiL,
1 März um 18.00 – Trzebnica,  2 März um 18.30 – Oborniki Sl.

28 Feb. 14,00 – Wroclaw - KMiL, 1 März um 18.00 – Trzebnica, 2 März um 18.30 – Oborniki Sl., (130-132 Musikbildugskonzerte für Jugendliche)



Programm:

JOSEPH HAYDN (1732-1809)
Sonate As-dur Hob. XVI/46

LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1770 -1827)
15 Variationen mit Fuge über ein Originalthema Es-Dur op. 35

i n t e r m i s s i o n

FRANZ LISZT (1811-1886)
2. Ballade h-Moll

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Nokturn H-Dur op. 9 nr 3
Walc Es-Dur Op. 18
II Scherzo b-Moll op. 31

"Charismatic pianist who is able to attract attention of every listener. His interpretations are nobly virtuosic, spontanious and fresh" (Silesia Newsletter). "He is a truly wonderful talent and a most exciting artist" (Jerome Rose).
Grzegorz Niemczuk - winner of the 40th National Frederick Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw in 2010 - has already performed in many European countries such as Poland, Germany, Bulgaria, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Slovenia, Serbia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Switzerland, Norway, Croatia and Great Britain, and also in the USA(New York) and Australia (Bowral) both as a soloist and chamber musician. His outstanding debut in Italy last year (which took place in Casale di Monferrato just after Vercelli Competition), ended with standing ovation, resulted in invitation for recitals in the famous Museo Borgogna at Vercelli.
Born on 11 April 1985, he started playing the piano at the age of 7 with Barbara Klikiewicz, at the Music School in Tychy. During his first six years of studying he was given some prizes at interschool and Polish piano competitions for young musicians: in Zabrze(distinction), Warsaw and Chorzow(2nd prize).
In 2009 he graduated with the highest distinction from the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice. Since the year of 2001 he has been a student of Jozef Stompel (prize winner of International Chopin's Piano Competition in Warsaw, George Enescu Piano Competition in Bucuresti). He also finished his studies in chamber music under Professor Regina Michalak.
He developed his music skills at music courses where he worked with such artists as Joseph Banovetz, Menahem Pressler, Philippe Entremont, Peter Donohoe, Mykola Suk, Jeffrey Swann, Joaquin Achucarro, Yuan Sheng, Alexander Kobrin, Alberto Nose, Rudolf Bernatik, Andrzej Jasinski, Piotr Paleczny, Aleksiej Orlovetsky, Jerome Rose, Dang Thai Son, Adam Wodnicki, Krystian Zimerman. Grzegorz Niemczuk is the winner of many prizes at national and international piano competitions: 2003 - I Prize at the 6th International Silesian Piano Competition in Zabrze(Poland)
2004 - Distinction and special prize(for the best interpretation of M. Magin’s work) and the 1st Interschool Chopin’s Piano Competition in memory of Milosz Magin in Lodz(Poland)
2005 - III Prize at the 4th International Chopin Piano Competition in Varna(Bulgaria) - Special Blüthner Prize at the 3rd International Ferenz Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw
2006 - III Prize at the National Frederick Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw
2007 - I Prize at the 11th International Piano Competition “Stefano Marizza” in Trieste (Italy) (“awarded for his refined kind of piano playing and for the expressive nobility which shine through his interpretations”) - V Prize at the National Frederick Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw
2008 - The Laureate of Janet and William Schwartz Scholarship Award in New York
- The Finalist of the 7th International Frederick Chopin Piano Competition in Marianskie Laznie(Czech Republic)
- I Prize at the National Chopin’s Piano Competition “Chopin of the Young” in Konin(Poland)
- I Prize at the International Piano Competition in Waterloo (Belgium)
2009 - The Laureate of the 43rd Festival of Polish Piano Art in Slupsk
2010 - 1st Prize and a Special Prize for the best performance of Robert Schumann's Work at the National Frederick Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw
He has received the Scholarship of the Mayor of Tychy(1999,2000,2001,2002,2008) and was the holder of the scholarships of the President of the Council of Ministers(2003), the Minister of Culture and National Heritage (2003/2004, 2007/2008) and the Polish Children’s Fund(2003/2004).

KLAVIERABEND - ALEKSANDRA SWIGUT
940 Lisztabende

  26 Januar um 18.30 Oborniki Slaskie Vier-Musen-Salon
Programm:
Wolfgang Amadeusz Mozart - Sonate D-Dur KV 311
Karol Szymanowski - Szecheresade aus "Masken" op. 34
Fryderyk Chopin - Barkarole Fis-dur op. 60
Sergei Prokofiev - 2.Sonate d-moll op. 14

Konzert wird von Juliusz Adamowski geführt

Aleksandra Swigut und Juliusz Adamowski während des Konzerts in Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss in Brzeg. Fot. J. Grycan.

Aleksandra Swigut born in Nowy Sacz, began her musical education at the age of six under the guidance of Teresa Orchel. From 2006 she entrusted her musical development to Mariola Cieniawa-Puchala. Currently she is a graduate in the piano class of professor Piotr Paleczny at the Karol Szymanowski Complex of State Music Schools in Warsaw. Aleksandra is a winner of numerous awards in international and national piano festivals and competitions. Among the most important are: 1st Prize and two special awards in the 5th National Piano Competition EPTA (Krakow, 2006), 1st prize in the International Piano Course “Morningside Music Bridge” in the category “Best Concert with Orchestra” and 3rd prize in the category “Chamber Music” (Calgary, 2007), 3rd prize in the National Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition, 2nd prize and two special prizes (EMCY Prize, Bärenreiter Urtext Prize) in the International Competition for Young Pianists in Ettlingen (Germany, 2010), 2nd prize and a special prize in the International Piano Competition in Enshede (Netherlands, 2010).
In the years 2006-2009 she actively participated in Piano Master Courses at the International Chopin Festivals in Duszniki Zdrój. Alexandra has given concerts in many Polish towns, in Germany, Ukraine and Canada. She performed at numerous international festivals like the 64th International Chopin Festival in Duszniki Zdrój, 11th Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival in the Auditorium Maximum of Jagiellonian University in Krakow, at the PREMIA Festival in Lódz Philharmonic and at the inauguration of Chopin’s Year at the Musical Academy in Katowice.
Since 2003 she is covered by a program of assistance for exceptionally gifted youth run by the National Fund for Children. She received scholarships of the Ministry of Culture and of the Malopolska Scholarship Foundation “Sapere Auso”. In 2010 she also received the Franciszek Wybranczyk Artistic Scholarship with an invitation to play as soloist with the Sinfonia Varsovia Orchestra.
She performed as soloist with the Lódz Philharmonic, The Podlasie Opera and Philharmonic Orchestra, Fryderyk Chopin Musical University Symphonic Orchestra, AUKSO Chamber Orchestra, Beethoven Academy Orchestra, under the baton of such excellent conductors as L. Borowicz, M. Dworzynski, M. Mos, M. Niesiolowski, W. Rodek, T. Wojciechowski, M. Wolinska. She also gives concerts in a chamber duo with her sister, violinist.
Aleksandra Swigut is represented by Ludwig van Beethoven Association.

LISZT ABENDE 2010
Konzertenplan und Solisten im Jahre 2010

Veranstaltung: F. Liszt- Gesellschaft unter organisatorischer Mitwirkung W. Lutoslawski Philharmonie und Musik- U. Literatur-Klubs in Wroclaw, Schlesien-Piasten-Museums In Brzeg, Vier-Musen-Salon in Oborniki Slaskie, Kultur-Zentrums in Olawa, Kultur-Zentrums in Duszniki Zdroj (Reinerz), Kultur-Zentrums in Wloszakowice, sowie mit finanzieller Unterstützung seitens Selbsverwaltugsbehörden der Niederschlesischen und Opelner Woiwodschaften, Breslauer, Brieger Obornigker Trebnitzer Stadtverwaltungen und Konditoreiwarenunternehmen "ODRA" A.G. in Brzeg (Brieg).

IN THE RHYTHM OF WALZ
ALEXEI KOMAROV- piano
936-939 "Liszt-Abende"

9 Dezember, um 19,00 - Wroclaw, Wroclaw Philharmonic Concert Hall,19
(unter organisatorischer Mitwirkung Breslauer Philharmonie)
10 Dezember,um18,30 - Oborniki Slaskie, Parlour of Four Muses
11 Dezember, um 18,00 - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich pl. Zamkowy 1
12 Dezember, um 18,00 - Olawa, Culture Centre (Osrodek Kultury) in Olawa


Program:
P. Tchaikovsky Natha-waltz op. 51 No.4
A. Lyadov "Music box"
S. Rachmaninov Waltz op.10 No.2
M. Levitzky Waltz op.2 (~2 min.)
A. Rubinstein Waltz-caprice (~6 min.)
V. Sapelnikov Valse de salon, op.7 No.1
A. Komarov Waltz-caprice (2008)
F. Schubert - F. Liszt Soirees de Vienne, Valse-caprice No.3
i n t e r m i s s i on
R. Gnattali "Vaidosa"
E. Bentz Woods Valse phantastique
L. Godowsky "Alt Wien"
J. Massenet "Valse folle"
C. Debussy La plus que lente
M. Moszkowski Scherzo-valse, op.40
F. Chopin - A. Mihalowski Paraphrase on the Waltz Des-dur, op.64 No.1
Wieniawski Valse de concert E-dur op 30
F. Liszt Valse-imprompt
G. Donizetti - F. Liszt Waltz-caprice on two motives from "Lucia" and "Parisina"

Alexey Komarov was born on March, 31st, 1976 in Karaganda (Kazakhstan). In 1983 entered the Special Musical school in Karaganda. In 1992 entered the Central Special Musical school at the Moscow State Conservatory. In 1994 entered the Moscow State Conservatory under tutorship of Prof. Yuri Slesarev. In 1996 won the 5th prize on II International Piano Competition entitled "Arthur Rubinstain in memoriam" in Bydgoszcz (Poland). In 1997 won the 2nd prize on VII International Competition for piano and orchestra "Citt? di Cantù" (Italy). In 1999 won the 3rd prize on F. Liszt International Piano Competition in Wroclaw (Poland). In the year 1999 received a scholarship from Yamaha European Foundation. In 2001 won the 2nd prize on V J. Paderewski International Piano Competition in Bydgoszcz (Poland). In 2003 won the 4th prize on International Piano Competition of memory Vladimir Horowitz in Kiev (Ukraine). >From 2003 to 2004 studied in Piano Academy: " Accademia Pianistica Incontri col Maestro" in Imola (Italy) under principle tutorship of Maestro Lazar Berman. Also took some lessons from Boris Petrushansky. Took part in work of the judge of First and Second piano competitions for young players "Chopin's Golden Ring" w Radovljica (Slovenia, 2005, 2006). Held concerts in Russia, Kazakhstan, Poland, Italy, Germany, Slovenia and Japan, also as a soloist with symphony orchestra.

DAWID JARZYNSKI - Klarinette
ANNA CZAICKA - Klavier
932-934 "Liszt-Abende"

18 Nov. at 19.00 - Wroclaw, W. Lutoslawski Philharmonie
(unter organisatorischer Mitwirkung Breslauer Philharmonie)
19 Nov, at 18.30 - Oborniki Slaskie, Vier-Musen-Salon
20 Nov, at 18.00 - Brzeg, Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss

19 Nov at 12,30 – Wroclaw, Musik-und Literaturklub (129. Musikbildugskonzert für Jugendliche)

Programm:
GIOACHINO ROSSINI (1792-1868)
Fantasie Es-Dur für Klavier und Klarinette
FRANCOIS DEVIENNE (1759-1803)
1. Sonate C-Dur für Klarinette und Klavier
GIOACHINO ROSSINI
ThemE mit Variationen für Klarinette und Klavier
Pause
CARL MARIA WEBER (1786-1826)
Variations B-Dur für Klarinette und Klavier Op.33 über die Themen aus der Oper "Silwana"
FERDINAND RIES (1784-1838)
Sonate g-Moll Op. 29 für Klarinette und Klavier
LUDWIG SPOHR (1784-1859)
Pottpourri F-Dur Op.80 für Klarinette und Klavier über die Themen aus dem "Das unterbrochene Opferfest" von Peter v.Winter

Das Konzertprogramm mittels der ausgewelten Werke führt die Züherer in das Tonklima der Romantismusanfangszeit in Europa ein.

DAWID JARZYNSKI (geb. 24 Dezember 1984 in Polen, Katowice) Er studierte im Jahren 1997-2003 an der Karol Szymanowski State Grammar School of Music in Katowice, Polen (Klarinettenklasse von Leopold Perek), und 2003-2009 studierte er an der Zürcher Hochschule der Kuenste bei Matthias Mueller – Klarinette (Konzertdiplom mit Auszeichnung 2007, Solistendiplom 2009), sowie Kammermusik bei Radovan Vlarkovic, Thomas Indermuehle und Isabel Mundry, und Bassklarinette bei Elmar Schmid. Weitere musikalische Ausbildung im Meisterkurse, u.a. bei Eduard Brunner, Guy Deplus, Philippe Cuper, Sharon Kam, Charles Neidich, Sabine Meyer, Martin Froest, Alessandro Carbonare, Reiner Wehle, Ralph Manno, Thomas Friedli, David Campbell, Matthias Mueller, Mieczyslaw Stachura, Gaby van Pas-Riet, Adriane Hölszky und Giorgio Mandolesi.
Preisträger an internationalen Wettbewerben in Moskau, Russland (2003 – Kristal Kamerton Statuette), Krakau, Polen (2006 – 3.Preis), Luxemburg (2006 – Silbere Medaille), Ochrida, Makedonien (2007 – 2.Preis), M.Spisak in Dabrowa Gornicza, Polen (2007 – 1.Preis) Kiev, Ukraine (2007 – 2.Preis), und A.Tansman in Lodz (2008 – 3.Preis).
Wichtigere Stipendien und weitere Auzeichnungen: Margarite Meister (2005), Kiefer Hablitzel (2009), Migros Kulturprozent – Ernst Göhner Stiftung (2009,2010), Friedl Wald Stiftung (2009), Polnischer Präsident - Herr Aleksander Kwasniewski (2002), Polnischer Premier (2001),Polnischer Kulturministerium (1999,2000,2002,2007,2010), Präsident der Stadt Katowice (2000,2002,2003).
Dawid Jarzynski führt eine aktive Konzertleben, er spielt im Orpheus Festival Zürich 2008, Menuhin Festival Gstaad 2010 und New Sounds Festival Canterbury 2009. Bis jetzt als Solist trat er mit dem Begleitung vom u.a. mit Jenaer Philharmoniker, Berliner Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester, Musikkollegium Winterthur, Suedwestdeutsche Kammerorchester Pforzheim, Baden-Badener Philharmonie, State Silesian Philharmonic, Karol Szymanowski Youth Symphony Orchestra, l’Orchestre du Conservatoire Superieur et Academie de Musique Tibor Varga, Orchestra for New Music und Chamber Orchestra of Zaglebie Dabrowskie auf, und hat mit sir Colin Davis und Stanislaw Skrowaczewski zusammen gearbeitet.
Im Repertoire hat er mehr als 150 Stücke (inkl. ueber 50 Solokonzerte), von Mozart bis zum XXI Jh., und im seine Discographie eine CD mit Klarinettenwerke vom Chyrzynski, Jarzynski, Patterson und Yun (DUX Label 2008, DUX0622, www.dux.pl), hat er auch für Schweizer DRS2 und RSR, sowie Deutschlandradio Kultur und Polnischen PR2 mehrmals aufgenommen. 2009-2010 hat Dawid Jarzynski als ein künstlerischer Assistent von Matthias Mueller an der Zürcher Hochschule der Künste unterrichtet, heutzutage spielt er in der Opernhaus Zürich (Orchesterakademie).

ANNA CZAICKA – Klavier Geboren am 8 Juni 1982 in Kraków (Krakau), begann das Klavierspiel im 8. Lebensjahr in der Staatlichen Grazyna Bacewicz Musikschule in Jaworzno zu lernen. In 2001 beendete sie das Staatliche Karol Szymanowski Musiklyzeum in Katowice (Kattowitz), in der Klavierklasse von Mgr Urszula Jochemczyk. Sie ist Absolventin der Karol Szymanowski Musikakademie in Katowice (Klavierklasse von Prof. Wojciech Switala, Klasse der Kameralistik von Prof. Regina Strokosz-Michalak), wo sie zurzeit arbeitet. Ihr Können im Bereich des Klavierspiels verfeinerte sie während zahlreicher Meisterkurse und Kammermusik-Workshops unter der Führung vieler bedeutender Pianisten wie Lee Kum-Sing (Vancouver), Viktor Merschanov (Moskau), Alexei Orlovetsky (St.Petersburg), Grzegorz Kurzynski (Breslau), Alexei Maximov (Doneck), Anthony Spiri (Köln), Tomasz Herbut (Bern), oder Kevin Kenner (London). Sie hat mit vielen namhaften Künstlern, u.a.mit Radovan Vlatkovic, zusammen gearbeitet. Während ihrer Ausbildung nahm sie an vielen polnischen, wie auch internationalen Wettbewerben und Festivalen teil. Sie trat u.a. im Gutshof Frederic Chopins in Duszniki Zdrój, Atma, sowie in der Schlesischen, Breslauer, Oppelner und Lubliner Philharmonie auf.

MATEUSZ SMÓL - Violine
MARCIN SIKORSKI - Klavier
Preistreger dem Internationalen Musikwettbewerbe
925-931 "Liszt-Abende"
See photos from the concerts

15 Oktober, um 18,30 - Oborniki Slaskie, Vier-Musen-Salon, ul. J. Pilsudskiego 13 (Strasse)
16 Oktober, um 18,00 - Wroclaw, Musik-und Literaturklub (KMiL), pl. T. Kosciuszko 9 (Platz)
17 Oktober, um18,00 - Wloszakowice, Sulkovsky Palast, ul. K. Kurpinskiego 29 (Strasse)
18 Oktober, um 18,00 - Olawa, Kultur-Zentrums in Olawa, ul. 11 Listopada 27 , (Strasse)
19 October, um 18,00 - Trzebnica, Klub- "ik", (Klub der Wohnungsgenossenschaft), B. Glowacki Str.15

Programm:
JAN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685 -1750))
Chaconne aus der 2. Partite d-moll für Violin solo
HENRYK WIENIAWSKI (1844-1908)
Polonaise D-dur op. 4
PABLO SARASATE (1835-1880) )
Fantasie "Carmen" op. 25
P a u s e
CESAR FRANCK (1822-1890)
Sonate für Violin und Klavier A-dur

Werden auch zwei (125 i 126) Musikbildugskonzerte für Jugendliche
(mit dem anderen Programm) veranstaltet:
15 Oktober, um 12,30 - Wroclaw, Musik-und Literaturklub (KMiL), pl. T. Kosciuszko 9 (Platz)
19 Oktober, um 12,30 - Trzebnica, (Klub der Wohnungsgenossenschaft), B. Glowacki Str.15

Mateusz Smol was born in 1990 in Poznan. He started playing violin at the age of six in Karina Gidaszewska’s violin class. Since 1997 He was her student in Wieniawski’s Elementary School of Music in Poznan and later in "School of Talents" in Poznan. Now he studies with Jadwiga Kaliszewska at The Academy of Music in Poznan. Since he started his first class in school he was soon to win Wielkopolski Regional Performing Competition. His later awards include the Grand Prix at National Grazyna Bacewicz Violin Competition in Wroclaw, 1st Prize at National “Young Paganini” Violin Competition in Legnica, 2nd Prize at International Violin Competition “Jeunesses Musicales” in Bucharest, Romania, 3rd Prize at International Andrea Postacchini Violin Competition in Fermo, Italy. He was also laureate of 1st Prize of the Aleksandra Januszajtis Memorial Violin Competition in Gdansk, 2nd Prize at International Robert Canetti Violin Competition in Versailles, France and 1st Prize at National Violin Competition in Elblag. He was also a semifinalist of Michael Hill International Violin Competition in New Zealand. In 1999 he presented acoustic qualities of instruments at National Violin Maker Competition, in 2005 he performed with Leganica Philharmonic Orchestra and Paznan Philharmonic Orchestra, in may 2006 he played on The Opening Ceremony at XI International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Maker Competition in Poznan. In 2008 he played concerts with Moscow Symphony Orchestra “Centra P.Slobodkina” in Moscow and he played the premiere of the Janusz Stalmierski’s Violin Concerto with Czestochowa Filharmonic Orchestra. He is a holder of scholarships from Minister of Culture, Aleksander and Jolanta Kwasniewski (President of Poland) Young Talents’ Fund, the scholarship for participation in “Musica Mundi” International Chamber Ensemble Course in Brussels, Belgium and “Morningside Music Bridge” Course in Calgary, Canada. He plays French violin made by the member of Frebinet family from the end of 18th century.

Marcin Sikorski Musician. Pianist. Born in 1971, is believed to be „the most outstanding Polish chamber pianist of the young generation”. His performance is highly acclaimed both by the audience and critics. Marcin Sikorski graduated in 1996 from the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music (Katowice, Poland) as a student of Maria Szwajger-Kulakowska. In 1999 he completed a doctoral degree in chamber music at the Academy of Music (Poznan), where he has been an Assistant Professor in chamber music and an accompanying pianist. He studied piano and chamber music in master classes and music courses conducted by Isaac Stern, Leon Fleisher, Bruno Canino, Emanuel Ax, Erica Frieser and the members of the LaSalle, Juilliard, Emerson and Guarneri Quartets. In 2001 he took part in the Isaac Stern Chamber Music Workshop at Carnegie Hall in New York and played a concert there. He is a 1st prize winner of chamber music competitions in Paris and Gdansk and was a laureate in Pörtschach, Vercelli and Kraków. As an accompanist he won awards at several international violin competitions such as the Szymanowski International Violin Competition. He was an official accompanist of the 2006 Hannover International Violin Competition, 2008 Britten Violin Competition in London, the 1996, 2001 and 2006 Wienawski International Violin Competitions in Poznan and International Violin Competition Torun 2007. The CD with live recordings from last Wienawski Competiton with 1st prize winner – Agata Szymczewska was awarded „FRYDERYK 2006” Prize. He works in Music Academy Poznan and lives in Bydgoszcz with his wife Magda and three children – Sabina, Stas and Leos.

STANISLAW SOLOVIEV (Russland) - Klavier
Preistreger dem 3. F. Liszt Internationalen Klavierwettbewerb in Wroclaw (2005)
918-924 "Liszt-Abende"
See photos from the concerts

24 September, um. 18,00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Vier-Musen-Salon, ul. J. Pilsudskiego 13 (Strasse)
25 September, um. 18,00 - Brzeg, Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss, pl. Zamkowy 1 (Platz)
26 September, um. 18,00 - Wloszakowice, Sulkovsky Palast, ul. K. Kurpinskiego 29 (Strasse)
27 September, um. 18,00 - Wroclaw, Musik- und Literaturklub pl. T. Kosciuszki 9.(Platz)
28 September, um. 18,00 - Trzebnica, Klub-"ik" (Klub der Wohnungsgenossenschaft), B. Glowacki Str.15

Program:
PETER TCHAIKOVSKY (1840 -1893)
Jahreszeiten op. 37 bis
P a u s e
IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI (1860-1941)
Legenda As-dur op. 16 nr 1 Melodie Ges-dur op. 16 nr 2 Polonaise H-dur op. 9 nr 6
FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Fantasie f-moll op. 49
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
Legende Nr 2 E-dur: "St Francois de Paule marchant sur les flots" "

Werden auch zwei (125 i 126) Musikbildugskonzerte für Jugendliche
(mit dem anderen Programm) veranstaltet:
27 September, um. 12,30 - Trzebnica, (Klub der Wohnungsgenossenschaft).
28 September, um. 12,30 - Wroclaw, Musik- und Literaturklub.

Stanislaw Soloviev - born in 1979 in Leningrad (St Petersburg), Russia. Graduated from the State Conservatoire in St Petersburg in 2003, where he studied under Prof. Alexander Sandler. Laureate of many piano competitions. Won, among others, 1st prize at the National Competition of Chamber Music in Moscow, Russia, in 1994; 1st prize at the International Competition of Piano Duos in St Petersburg in 1995; 3rd prize at the "Concertino-Praha" International Competition in Prague, Czech Republic, in 1995; 1st prize at the Jozeps Vitols International Piano Competition in Riga, Latvia, in 2002. In 2005 he definitely won the 3rd International F. Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw. Performs as a soloist, chamber musician and with numerous orchestras. Performed in Russia, the Netherlands, Latvia, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Süd Korea and Serbia. Recorded two albums. In 2007 awarded the Audience Prize at the 17th Festival for Young Laureates of the Music Competitions in Katowice organised by IPiUM SILESIA (performed 40 soloists from 6 countries). Extract from the review "Young Star of the Russian Piano Playing", published on 24 December 2006 in Ruch Muzyczny (Polish central music periodical for professionals): "Soloviev, a graduate and already a lecturer of the St Petersburg Conservatoire - belongs to a small group of artists who can combine in a very natural way their virtuoso temperament with contemplation of a chamber musician. He is able to show off easily the most difficult structures in increadible tempo, and a moment later sink in contemplation, listening intently to most delicate nuance of a music discourse with the sensitivity of a natural born chamber musician. He has one more (...) essential feature - the need and ability of improvisatory approach to a prepared interpretation proposal. It brings freshness to his performances (...)"

KONZERTE TEILNEHMER DES 17. INTERNATIONALEN KLAVIERMEISTERKURSES IN WROCLAW

Karolina Czech

Marta Czech

Martyna Gasiewska

Alicja Gutowska

£ukasz Krupinski

Agata Kudelska

Krzysztof £agodziñski

Michal Medzkiewicz

Tamara Niekludow

Wroclaw Philharmonic Concert Hall
29 September 2010, 18.00

Programm

DOMENICO SCARLATTI (1685-1757)
Sonata h-moll L. 33
JOSEPH HAYDN (1732-1809)
Sonata Es-dur Hob. XVI/23
cz. I Allegro moderato
wyk. Marta Czech

JOSEPH HAYDN (1732-1809)
Sonata F-dur Hob. XVI/23
wyk. Tamara Niekludow

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Scherzo b-moll op. 31
wyk. Karolina Czech

FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
XI Rapsodia wegierska
wyk. Michal Medzkiewicz

przerwa / intermission
FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Nokturn E-dur op 62 nr 2
Etiuda F-dur op. 10 nr 8
FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
VI Rapsodia wegierska
wyk. Lukasz Krupinski

KAROL SZYMANOWSKI (1882-1837)
Wariacje b-moll op. 3
wyk. Tamara Niekludow

 

Duszniki Zdrój
Chopin Manor-House
28 September 2010, 18.00

Programm

DOMENICO SCARLATTI (1685-1757)
Sonata h-moll L. 33,
JOSEPH HAYDN (1732-1809)
Sonata Es-dur Hob. XVI/23
cz. I Allegro moderato
wyk. Marta Czech

JOSEPH HAYDN (1732-1809)
Sonata F-dur Hob. XVI/23
SERGIEJ RACHMANINOW (1873-1943)
Etiuda-Obraz fis-moll op. 39 nr 3
FRYDERYK CHOPIN(1810-1849)
Etiuda c-moll op. 10 nr 12
wyk. Tamara Niekludow

LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1770-1827)
Sonata c-moll op. 13 "Pathétique"
cz. I Grave. Allegro di molto e con brio
wyk. Martyna Gasiewska

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Nokturn E-dur op 62 nr 2
Etiuda F-dur op. 10 nr 8
wyk. Lukasz Krupinski

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Scherzo b-moll op. 31
wyk. Karolina Czech

FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
XI Rapsodia wegierska
wyk. Michal Medzkiewicz

Brzeg
Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss
27 September 2010, 18.00

Programm:

DOMENICO SCARLATTI (1685-1757)
Sonata E-dur L. 23
wyk. Krzysztof £agodziñski

DOMENICO SCARLATTI
Sonata h-moll L. 33, Sonata D-dur L. 461
CLAUDE DEBUSSY (1862-1918)
I Preludium (zeszyt I) "Tancerki delfickie"
wyk. Marta Czech

CLAUDE DEBUSSY
VIII Preludium (z. I ) "Dziewczê o w³osach jak len"
MIKO£AJ RAKOW (1908-1990)
Etiuda nr 5 z "20 etiud koncertowych"
wyk. Alicja Gutowska

SERGIEJ RACHMANINOW (1873-1943)
Etiuda-Obraz h-moll op. 39 nr 4
wyk. Agata Kudelska

FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
VI Rapsodia wêgierska
wyk. £ukasz Krupiñski

przerwa / intermission

LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1770-1827)
Sonata c-moll op. 13 "Pathétique"
cz. I Grave. Allegro di molto e con brio
wyk. Martyna Gasiewska

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Nokturn fis-moll op. 48 nr 2
SERGIEJ RACHMANINOW (1873-1943)
Etiuda-Obraz Es-dur op. 33 nr 7
wyk. Karolina Czech

FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
XV Rapsodia wêgierska ("Marsz Rákóczi`ego")
wyk. Michal Medzkiewicz

SERGIEJ PROKOFIEW (1891-1953)
III Sonata a-moll op.28
wyk. Tamara Niekludow

Eröffnungskonzert
Klavierabend von Grzegorz Niemczuk

20 Aug. um 19.30 – Wroclaw, Musik-und Literaturklub (KMiL)

Programm:

JOSEPH HAYDN (1732-1809)
Sonata As-dur Hob. XVI/46

ROBERT SCHUMANN (1810 -1856)
Fantazja C-dur op. 17

przerwa / intermission

FERENC LISZT (1811-1886)
II Ballada h-moll

FRYDERYK CHOPIN (1810-1849)
Nokturn H-dur op. 9 nr 3
Mazurek cis-moll op. 41 nr 4
II Scherzo b-moll op. 31

Grzegorz Niemczuk - "Zdolny, muzykalny bardzo, ma du¿o do powiedzenia w pianistyce, ma du¿o do powiedzenia w chopinistyce, ma urok jego granie, a szko³a pianistyczna nieskazitelna. Brawo, brawo, brawo!" (Bogus³aw Kaczyñski dla CTV po wystêpie na Festiwalu "Ave Maria" w Czeladzi, maj 2010).
Grzegorz Niemczuk ukoñczy³ z wyró¿nieniem Akademiê Muzyczn± im. K. Szymanowskiego w Katowicach studiuj±c pod kierunkiem prof. Józefa Stompla, z którym wspó³pracuje od 2001 roku. Swoje umiejêtno¶ci doskonali³ na mistrzowskich kursach pianistycznych, gdzie gdzie jego profesorami byli m. in.: Joseph Banovetz, Klausa Hellwig, Menahem Pressler, Philippe Entremont, Jeffrey Swann, Joaquin Achucarro, Mykola Suk, Piotr Paleczny, Yuan Sheng, Alexander Kobrin, Alberto Nose, Andrzej Jasiñski, Aleksiej Or³owiecki, Jerome Rose, Dang Thai Son, Krystian Zimerman. Prowadzi o¿ywion± dzia³alno¶æ koncertow±, regularnie wystêpuj±c w Polsce, oraz w ca³ej Europie. Wystêpowa³ równie¿ w USA (Nowy Jork - Steinway Hall, Mannes College) i w Bowral w Australii. By³ solist± wielu presti¿owych festiwali muzycznych w Polsce i zagranic± - m. in.: Miêdzynarodowych Festiwali M³odych Laureatów Konkursów Muzycznych organizowanych. przez IPiUM "SILESIA" w Katowicach (trzykrotnie), International Keybord Institute & Festiwal w Nowym Jorku (dwukrotnie), i 65 Miêdzynarodowego Festiwalu Chopinowskiego w Duszni-kach Zdroju). Czêsto wystêpuje równie¿ jako kameralista, wspó³pracuj±c z wieloma instrumentalistami oraz ¶piewakami. Jest laureatem I nagród na miêdzynarodowych konkursach pianistycznych w Trie¶cie (2007) i Waterloo (2008) oraz na Miêdzynarodowym Konkursie Pianistycznym im. Fryderyka Chopina w Warszawie (styczeñ 2010). Zaj±³ równie¿ czo³owe miejsca na kilku konkursach po¶wiêconych Fryderykowi Chopinowi w Polsce i zagranic±. W lipcu 2008 r. zosta³ laureatem "Janet and William Schwartz Scholarship Award" w Nowym Jorku, za¶ we wrze¶niu 2009 r. - "Estrady M³odych" na 43 Festiwalu Pianistyki Polskiej w S³upsku.

905-907 Lisztabende
KLAVIERABENDE von  ALEXEJ ORLOWETSKY 
27 Mai, 18.00 - Oborniki Slaskie, Salonik Czterech Muz (Vier-Musen-Salon)
29 Mai, 18.00 - Brzeg, Zamek Piastów Slaskich (Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss)
30 Mai, 18.00 - Olawa, Kultur-Zentrums in Olawa
31 Mai, 18.00 - Wroclaw, Klub Muzyki i Literatury (Musik-und Literaturklub)

Programm
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:
Adagio h-moll
Ludwig van Beethoven:
Sonate D-dur op. 10 nr 3
Maurice Ravel :
Pavane pour une infante défunte
Sonatine fis-Moll
P a u s e
Aleksiej Orlowiecki:
7 Moments musicaux
Edward Grieg:
Sonate e-Moll op.7

Alexej Orlovetsky - prominenter Pianist, Pädagoge, Komponist und Dirigent, Preisträger internationaler Klavierwettbewerbe, Absolvent (1984) und Dozent des Konservatoriums in St. Petersburg (bis 1996). Sein Klavierstudium hat er bei Grigorij Sokolov beendet, bei dem er nachher Assistent wurde. Er studierte auch Komposition bei Y. Falik und Oper- und Symphonie-dirigenturbei I. A. Mussin. Im Jahre 1989 gewann er den zweiten Preis beim II Internationalen F. Liszt-Klavierwettbewerb in Utrecht und im Juli 1990 den ersten Preis am VII Internationalen Jose Iturbi-Klavierwettbewerb in Valencia in Spanien. Er führt eine lebhafte künstlerische und Pädagogische Tätigkeit. Sein umfangreiches Konzertprogramm umfasst Werke vom Barock bis zur Gegenwart, am liebsten aber spielt er die Werke von Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff und Beethoven. Im Jahre 1991 bespielte er in Niederlanden auf dem Klavier Erard aus der Zeit von F. Liszt, zwei Kompaktplatten mit den F. Liszt-Werken. Ausser den Konzerten in seiner Heimat, trat er auch in Spanien, Niederlanden, Jugoslavien, Deutschland und mehrmals in Polen auf. In Polen führte er auf die Einladung der F. Liszt-Gesellschaft schon 18 Klavierkurse für polnische Pianisten und war Kursprofessor an allen (16) von der TiFL veranstalteten Internationalen Klaviermeisterkursen und war Juror aller unserer 8 Klavier-Wettbewerbe.
Autor der 50 Kompositionen (vorwiegent für Klavier).

Konzert-Fotoberichte in dem Teil "Nachriten" unseren Internet Seite

905-907 Lisztabende
SONIA FRÄKI (Finland) - Klavier,
Preisträgerin des 4. F. Liszt Internationalen Klavierwettbewerbs in Wroclaw (2008)

23 April 2010, um 18.30 - Oborniki Slaskie, Vier-Musen-Salon
  24 April 2010, um 18.00 - Brzeg, Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss
  25 April 2010, um 18.00 - Wroclaw, Musik-und Literaturklub (KMiL)

Programm:
Sonata fis-Moll Op 11 von R. Schumann, Ungarische Rhapsodien Nr 12 und Nr 13, von F. Liszt, Liszt-Transkriptionen der 3 Lieder von F. Schubert: "Auf dem Wasser zu singen", "Gretchen am Spinnrade", "Erlkönig", und " Dance Macabre" von C. Saint-Saens.

Sonja Fräki Sonja Fräki (born 1977 in Helsinki) started her piano studies at the age of four. 1997-2003 she studied at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki under Teppo Koivisto. She played her diploma exam in 2002 achieving the highest remarks and graduated as Master of Music the next year. Additionally, Ms. Fräki studied at the Music University of Karlsruhe, Germany, under Professor Carmen Piazzini, at a postgraduate programme called Soloist Class (Konzertexamen) graduating in June 2004. She has also been an active participant at many international Master Classes, e.g. under Professors Emanuel Krasovsky, Alexander Jenner, Peter Eicher, Menahem Pressler, Eugen Indjic, Pnina Salzman, Matti Raekallio and Lev Natochenny. At the moment her teacher is Prof. Erik T. Tawaststjerna. Sonja Fräki was the winner of 3rd Prize in the International Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw, Poland 2008. She won the 4th Prize in the International Schubert Competition in Dortmund 2003. She was also a finalist in the International Paderewski Piano Competition 1998 in Poland where she won the 6th Prize. Additionally, she received a special Prize at the International Maj Lind Piano Competition in Helsinki 2007. She received a DAAD-award from the Music University of Karlsruhe in 2003. Sonja Fräki has performed as a soloist with various orchestras in Finland and Germany, e.g. Neue Philharmonie Westfalen, Karlsruhe University Orchestra, Lahti Symphony Orchestra, Turku Philharmonic Orchestra, St. Michaels Strings and Joensuu Orchestra. She has given recitals, piano duo concerts and chamber music concerts in Finland, Germany, Sweden, Portugal, Russia and Holland. She has also played at many festivals, e.g. at the Mänttä Music Festival in Finland. At the moment she is teaching piano at the Arkipelag School of Music and working as an accompanist at the Sibelius Academy. She is also studying in the Doctoral Programme of Sibelius Academy, her focus being on the piano music of Kalevi Aho.

KLAVIERABENDE - ALEKSANDRA SWIGUT
Konzerte zum 200-Geburgstag von F. Chopin
900-904 Lisztabende

  26 März um 18.30 Oborniki Slaskie Vier-Musen-Salon
27 März um 18.00 - Brzeg Slaskie, Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss
28 März um 17.00 -Wroclaw , Musik-und Literaturklub (KMiL)
29 März um 17.00 - Olawa, Kultur-Zentrums in Olawa)
30 März um 19.00- Trzebnica, Klub-"ik" (Klub der Wohnungsgenossenschaft)

Programm - Werke von Fryderyk Chopin :
Barkarola op.60
Nokturn Des-Dur op. 27
Mazurkas op. 24
Polonaise-Fantaise As-Dur op. 61
Andante Spianato und Polonaise Es-Dur op. 22



Konzerte werden von Juliusz Adamowski geführt

Aleksandra Swigut und Juliusz Adamowski während des Konzerts in Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss in Brzeg. Fot. J. Grycan.

Aleksandra Swigut born in Nowy Sacz, Poland, studied with Mariola Cieniawa before entering the class of Profesor Piotr Paleczny at the Karol Szymanowski State Music School in Warsaw. A participant of numerous national and international competitions and festivals. Her awards include Third Prize at the All-Poland Piano Competition organized by the National Institute of Fryderyk Chopin in Warsaw. First Prize at the International Morningside Music Bridge program in Calgary in the „Best with Orchestra’' category and Third Prize in the Chaber Music category; concerts with the Beethoven Academy Orchestra at the Warsaw Philharmonic Hall; concerts during the 11th Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festiwal at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow; and First Prize and two special awards at the EPTA in Krakow in 2006. Last year, in July 2009 won the 2nd Prize at the International Piano Competition in New Orlean (USA) and in Deceber 1st Prize at the All-Poland Szymanowski Piano Competition in Warsaw. Her Piano Trio was also awarded First Prize in the Chamber Music Competition in Wroclaw. Aleksandra has participated in festivals in Duszniki Zdroj, Gdansk, Wroclaw, Calgary, and in Germany and Ukraine.
Since 2003 a holder of scholarships granted by the National Fund for Children and "Sapere Auso" Scholarship Fund. In 2010 she was granted (for the third time) a scholarship of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage as part of the programme "Young Poland".

KLAVIERABENDE - ANDRIY LUNOV (Ukraina) 
Konzerte zum 200-Geburgstag von F. Chopin
896-899 Lisztabende

  25 Februar um 18.00 Trzebnica Klub-"ik" (Klub der Wohnungsgenossenschaft)
26 Februar um 18.30 - Oborniki Slaskie, Vier-Musen-Salon
27 Februar um 18.00 - Brzeg, Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss
28 Februar um 18.00- Wloszakowice, Sulkovsky Palast
(sieh Fotos)

Programm - Werke von Fryderyk Chopin :
Nocturn cis Moll op. 27 Nr 1
2 Préludes op. 28: fis-Moll nr 8 und E-dur Nr 9
Walc As-Dur op. 42
Polonaise As-Dur op. 53
2 Mazurkas op. 59: a-Moll nr 1 und As-dur Nr 2
Etüde a-Moll op. 25 Nr 11
Scherzo cis-Moll op. 39
1. Teil - Allegro maestoso aus der Sonate h-Moll op. 58

Konzerte werden von Juliusz Adamowski geführt

Andriy Lunow während des Konzerts in Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss in Brzeg. Fot. J. Grycan.

Zuhörer des Konzerts in Schlesien-Piasten-Schloss in Brzeg. Fot. J. Grycan.

Andriy Lunow is studing on 4th year of training at National Music Academy in Kyiv. In 2006 he finished Lysenko Special Secondary Music Boarding School in Kyiv, class of Honored Arts Worker of Ukraine Natalia V. Gridneva. Prizewinner of many international piano competitions. Won 1st prize and a special prize at the International Piano Competition in Kosice, Slovakia (2001), 3rd prize at the C. Czerny International Piano Competition in Prague, Czech Republic (2001), 2nd prize at the '21st Century Art' International Competition in Kiev, Ukraine (2003), Diploma (Level 1) at the 4th Moscow International F. Chopin Competition for Young Pianists (2004) and 3rd prize at the International 'Blue Bird' Piano Competition in the group 'Soloist with symphonic orchestra' in Crimea (2008). Also a prizewinner at the 10th International F. Chopin Festival and Competition of Polish and Ukrainian Music in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine (2007). In 2005 distinguished as the youngest semifinalist at the 3rd International F. Liszt Piano Competition in Wroclaw, Poland. Gave concerts as a soloist and with orchestras in Ukraine, Poland, Italy and Germany. Recorded a CD with compositions of Chopin, Szymanowski and Liszt. Made recordings for Ukrainian radio.

ALEKSANDRA BARON – Klavier
young Polish pianist,
895 „Liszt Evening”  

 29 Januar 2010, um 18.30 - Oborniki Slaskie, Vier-Musen-Salon

   Programm:
Joseph Haydn
J. Haydn: Sonate F-Dur (Hob. XVI/23)
Robert Schumann
Fantasienstücke op.12
Sergej Rachmanonw
Etiude-tableaux h-Moll op.39 Nr 4
Pause
Fryderyk Chopin
2 Etuden: F-Dur op. 10 Nr. 8, e-Moll op. 25 Nr 5
Fantasie f-Moll op.49, Berceuse Des-dur op. 57 Scherzo cis-Moll op. 39

Aleksandra Baron in Musik-und Literaturklub in Wroclaw 27.08.2009. Fot. M. Szwed.

Aleksandra Baron 5th year student at the K. Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice, where she is studying under Prof. Hanna Kryjak. Mastered her skills at international piano courses led, among others, by Andrzej Jasinski, Dang Tai Son and Alexei Orlovetsky.
Prizewinner of Nationwide Piano Competition in Zagan and Nationwide Piano Competition in Plock.
Performed with the National Orchestra of Polish Radio and the Silesian Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra in Katowice and the Zory Chamber Orchestra. Gave concerts in Poland, France, Italy and Hungary.

Unsere Konzerte in Jahren 2008 und 2009

Unsere Konzerte in Jahren 2006 und 2007

Unsere Konzerte in Jahren 2004 und 2005