MIKOLAJ WARSZYNSKI
Pianist {Musicus}
Mikolaj Warszynski conducts Franz Liszt's late masterpiece: Via Crucis.
A musical odyssey about the passion of Jesus Christ & the 14 Stations of the Cross, presented by the Mazurka Music and Art Society.
Mikolaj Warszynski joins forces with Kappella Kyrie for
a performance of this work in the arrangement for piano & mixed choir
& soloists.
More info: www.mazurkamusicandart.com
A live performance of Liszt's Legend No. 1 from the concert below:
Mikolaj Warszynski performs in Wirth Anniversary concert
The 25th Anniversary Concert of the Wirth Institute at the UofA celebrating the legacy of Marek Jablonski. Warszynski pays tribute with masterworks Mozart Rondo in a minor, Beethoven 'Waldstein' Sonata, Liszt Ballade No. 2 & Chopin Piano Sonata No. 2
More info: https://www.ualberta.ca/wirth-institute/people/music-liaison.html
A live performance of Chopin's Piano Sonata No. 2 from the concert below:
Schumann Concerto with RDSO
Live Performance Oct 30th, 2022
A fragment from the 1st Movement below:
ZUMI piano duo:
Mikolaj Warszynski & Zuzana Simurdova
Audio Video Recording Project of Contemporary Canadian Composers Canada Council for the Arts Grant
Mikolaj Warszynski performs Chopin with the Chamber Orchestra of Edmonton
April 3rd, 2022 at 3pm, St. Andrew's United Church - 9915 148 str
Tickets available at eventbrite.ca or at the door
Mikolaj Warszynski performs Liszt
Mikolaj Warszynski performs Liszt's <<Il Pensieroso>> - one of the selections on the Lisztomania album in support of mental health awareness:
Mikolaj Warszynski performs Beethoven
Mikolaj Warszynski performs a lecture -recital on Beethoven's 'Tempest' & 'Pastoral' Sonatas... "Teaser" video below:
Mikolaj Warszynski perform's Clara Schumann's Scherzo No. 2 in C minor at the Winspear Centre
Pianist Mikolaj Warszynski performs as part of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra 'From Stage to Screen' at the Winpear Centre as part of the Mother's Day Concert with mother and ESO violinist Tatiana
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PIANO SOLO ALBUM REVIEW FROM JUNE 2019
As I’ve been listening to a 2015 solo piano studio recording by Mikolaj Warszynski, I’ve found myself wondering about the process, about how music is made and how it comes to be heard.
If a pianist plays brilliantly and no one hears: is there a career? Is there even music?