Information from the world of classical music
Robert Kwiatkowski is among the outstanding Polish musicians of his generation. This remarkable violinist and chamber musician has won awards at many prestigious chamber music competitions both in Poland and abroad, as well as numerous distinctions for his artistic achievements.
Maciej Afanasjew is a lecturer at the Academy of Music in Bydgoszcz and Gdańsk (class of jazz violin). He is involved in music on many levels - as a solo violinist, chamber musician, arranger, and educator.
Dominika Glapiak is a pianist from Gdańsk. She is associated with the Gdańsk Academy of Music, where she works as an instructor and is also pursuing her doctorate.
A pianist, composer, and improviser of the young generation, a laureate of prestigious piano competitions. A versatile artist, perfectly navigating both classical and improvised music.
Together with European ensembles, Martyna Pastuszka has participated in numerous recordings for radio and television, and many of the recorded CDs and DVDs have received accolades from the music press and have been enthusiastically received by international music critics.
Marcin Świątkiewicz is one of the most recognizable Polish harpsichordists of the younger generation. His interests focus on historical keyboard instruments, improvisation in both early and contemporary styles, as well as composition.
The winner of the "musical Oscar" – Grammy Award 2014, described by Krzysztof Penderecki as "one of the most promising conductors of the younger generation".
After winning numerous awards, including at the Paganini Competition in Genoa, the International ARD Music Competition in Munich, and the Premio Vittorio Gui in Florence, Sonig has performed in many chamber music recitals and concerts with prestigious orchestras.
Songs in the creativity of Chopin do not occupy a very important position; they rather constitute a margin. They were often created during social gatherings, when the composer improvised various pieces on the spot...
A report on Sergei Prokofiev's opera "Love for Three Oranges", which was presented on July 4 at the Kraków Opera.
In the distant past of string instruments, including the guitar, strings were made from sheep intestines. As civilization developed, acoustic, electric, and classical guitars appeared on the market on a large scale. There arose a need for the production of strings for these instruments – both nylon for classical guitars
Frederic Francis Chopin is a legend when it comes to serious music, he was born in 1810 in Zelazowa Wola and died on October 17, 1849 in Paris. This composer went down in history of the Romantic era as the best expert and pianist in the history of Polish classical music. The music of Frederic Ch
Two talented young musicians founded this unique duo in 2005 in Weimar during their studies at the Hochschule fur Musik im. F.Liszt. Since then, they have played over 100 concerts throughout Europe.
The music company founded by Leo Fender after World War II probably needs no introduction. It is the first manufacturer of electric guitars and amplifiers on a large scale. Names like Telecaster, Jaguar, Mustang, Precision Bass, Jazz Bass... and of course Stratocaster are words known not only to guitarists.
A DJ is a person engaged in selecting, playing, and mixing music live to entertain an audience. They strive to create a musical flow in their performance, connecting various tracks and even adding sound effects, samples, and a cappella pieces. Turntablist DJs use turntables.
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