81. Piano-News Last night, krystian zimerman played in the Masterpianist series' in Amsterdam.A demanding program, not only for the pianist, but also for the audience http://www16.brinkster.com/pianonews/zimerman_review.html

82. Krystian Zimerman | Musiques.mysic.com in F Fryderyk Chopin $16.98 Bighearted romantic Chopin from a very intelligent pianistStrength, Profundity, Grace. Coherent and Serene krystian zimerman http://musiques.mysic.com/Krystian_Zimerman.html

musiques livres cinema jeux ... logiciels KRYSTIAN ZIMERMAN page en cours de chargement, merci de patienter ... AMAZON.com CATALOG MUSIQUES CATEGORIES SEARCH Mad About Piano Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart A first-rate collection of classic piano pieces Ludwig van Beethoven Claude Debussy Sergey Rachmaninov Fryderyk Chopin ... Maria-Joao Pires Fryderyk Chopin an essential recording Magnetic! A Moving Experience Krystian Zimerman Chopin: 4 Ballades/Barcarolle, Op.60/Fantasie in F Fryderyk Chopin Strength, Profundity, Grace. Coherent and Serene Big-hearted romantic Chopin from a very intelligent pianist Krystian Zimerman Krystian Zimerman Johannes Brahms Absolutely Stunning! The most lyrical and cool piano playing like autumn breeze An excellent disc........Zimermann plays to perfection Fryderyk Chopin Franz Liszt Claude Debussy Leonard Bernstein ... Krystian Zimerman Mad About Chopin Fryderyk Chopin A collection of Chopin that misses some of his best works Good CD but missing some of the essential Chopin Music Jean-Marc Luisada Stanislav Bunin Krystian Zimerman Andrei Gavrilov Ludwig van Beethoven: The Piano Concertos Ludwig van Beethoven A really good set Krystian Zimerman Leonard Bernstein Stravinsky: Les Noces, Mass / Leonard Bernstein, English Bach Festival Orchestra

83. The Warsaw Voice - Buzz 17, 1849) are gathering momentum, with krystian zimerman, the most outstanding Polishpianist and winner of Warsaw's Chopin Competition 23 years ago, throwing http://www.warsawvoice.pl/old/v524/Buzz00.html

November 8, 1998 No. 45 (524) [an error occurred while processing this directive] CHOPIN TRIBUTE Zimerman's World in Concert The greatest Polish pianist returns to stamp his mark on the 150th anniversary of the death of the greatest Polish composer. A UNESCO-inspired year of events also promises to bring together Chopin societies from around the world. Preparations for next year's worldwide commemoration of Frederic Chopin's death (on Oct. 17, 1849) are gathering momentum, with Krystian Zimerman, the most outstanding Polish pianist and winner of Warsaw's Chopin Competition 23 years ago, throwing his hat in the ring. The artist declared his intention to establish an orchestra in Poland. He would then take it on a grand concert tour around the world for the 150th anniversary of the composer's death. They will make over 30 appearances in the most prestigious concert halls in Europe and America including New York's Carnegie Hall, Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and the Royal Festival Hall in London. A concert at Paris's Salle Pleyel, where Chopin himself performed years ago, will be the highlight of the tour. Its date has been set for Oct. 17, 1999, the anniversary day. Interest in Zimerman's Paris concert is so intense that organizers have been making plans for a replay on the following day. Zimerman's symphony orchestra, composed of Polish musicians, is to give its first performance in Bologna next summer. After concerts in several Italian cities, it will take part in the famous Salzburg Festival and later, in September, it will arrive in Poland to give four concerts (in Warsaw, Poznañ, Katowice and Cracow) and take part in a recording session at the Lutos³awski Concert Studio in Warsaw, famous for its superb acoustics. The Deutsche Grammophon company, with which Zimerman has been connected since the beginning of his career, promised to release the recording within two weeks. "In the past 10 years I have taken profound satisfaction in playing music in its native land," said the pianist. "I played Mozart in Salzburg, Brahms in Hamburg, and I now want to record Chopin's piano concertos in Poland with Polish musicians. I think it is my duty to commemorate Chopin in this way."

84. Polish Music Reference Center : January 1995 Newsletter RESERVE THE DATE April 18, 1995 on your calendar to see and hear pianist KrystianZimerman in recital at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion as part of the Los http://www.usc.edu/dept/polish_music/news/jan95.html

P olish M usic R eference C enter Newsletter January 1995 Vol. 1, no. 1 Wednesday, February 1, 1995; A MARATHON CONCERT OF POLISH MUSIC will be held on campus at USC in the United University Church from 12:00 - 4:00. It will feature Polish pianist and composer, Andrzej Dutkiewicz , professor at the Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw, who is a visiting scholar at USC this semester. He will be joined by local artists and musicians, including Rodney Oakes of Harbor College and others. Music on the program will include: Chopin, Szymanowski, Moniuszko, Panafiuk, Malawski, Sierocki (Swing Music), Paderewski, Bacewicz and others. For the listeners in Los Angeles area, Fred Hyatt will present SZYMANOWSKI's opera " King Roger " in two recorded versions for your comparison. Tune in to KPFK 90.7 FM on Sunday, January 15th from 1:00 - 5:00 P.M. NOTEWORTHY NEWS: Polish composer and percussionist Marta Ptaszynska , who has been living in the U.S. for some years now, is presently (January 2 - March 17) a visiting composer at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. She was commissioned to write a " Fanfare for Peace " for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Centennial Celebration. The concert on November 18, 1994 opened with the world premiere of Ptaszynska's "

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