Piotr Anderszewski At Wigmore Hall Bach, Chopin & Janacek 5 May 2001 piotr anderszewski must be the only pianist whose publicists remind us, by way ofrecommendation and hype, that he withdrew from the Leeds Piano Competition http://www.musicweb.uk.net/SandH/2001/May01/Anderszewski.htm
Extractions: Piotr Anderszewski must be the only pianist whose publicists remind us, by way of recommendation and hype, that he withdrew from the Leeds Piano Competition instead of allowing the Judges to decide whether he should win. (There was a time, long ago, when some medical practitioners in another continent were said to put up plates in which they used to claim "MB BS failed" or suchlike, indicating that they had tried!) My expectations of this live appearance were disappointed; Anderszewski seemed ill at ease, with variable concentration and surprising splashes of wrong notes, some in the not-very-difficult Bach Partita No 1, with which he chose to finish his recital. At the beginning, his account of Partita No 3 had offered me no pianistic or interpretative insights, and gave the impression that he had neither been interested to explore this music on instruments of Bach's time, nor to think about the researches of other pianists who have convinced us that there is very good reason to play them also on modern pianos ( Angela Hewitt , one of the best of them, plays the Goldberg Variations and gives a Bach Interpretation Master Class at Wigmore Hall later in the month).
Extractions: Mozart's most important orchestral music of his years in Vienna came in the form of piano concertos, which allowed him to make contact with his public in the dual role of performer and composer. In a sense the recent trend of pianist-directors has encouraged the notion of the visionary artist parading his talents in a more intense way than might otherwise be possible. Such thoughts come naturally to mind on hearing these highly characterful performances, in which Piotr Anderszewski and the Sinfonia Varsovia project a stronger personality of their own than is often found in recent performances. This can sometimes mean that dangerous risks are taken, and there is no question that this pianist has very much his own way with the music. But no matter, since great music is always greater than any one performance of it, and in any case engagement with a fine interpretation will always, at the time at any rate, give the listener the impression that the music could not possibly be otherwise.
Askonas Holt: Piotr Anderszewski - Press It was a live performance, from the Cheltenham Festival, by piotr anderszewski. AustralianTour with the ACO. The pianist was so impressive with his http://www.askonasholt.com/Green/Green/Home.nsf/0/F8BE12129EA6E59480256BDB003F3A
Askonas Holt: Piotr Anderszewski Philips Classics, for which he was described as a pianist of inspirational In May2001 piotr anderszewski was awarded the Royal Philharmonic Society's '2000 http://www.askonasholt.com/Green/Green/Home.nsf/0/DA01916CFD09062D80256AAA0057BD
Miami Piano Festival > Press Releases 2001 WILLIAMSTOWN pianist piotr anderszewski is already established as a major figurein several countries, and it's only a matter of time before American http://www.miamipianofest.com/press/pr2001.html
Extractions: The Sun-Sentinel by Phillip Evans Two pianists show fitful brilliance, together and alone The unusual combination of two pianists, playing a highly unorthodox program of solo and duo works, presented a 2 1/2-hour marathon Wednesday at the Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale. The Miami Herald by James Roos Young talent in spotlight as pianomania breaks out Pianomania, which you might define simply as ``a craze for the piano and pianists,'' is gripping South Florida again, The Miami Herald by James Roos Russian pianist lives up to expectations Denis Burstein, the young Russian pianist whose debut recital last season for the Miami Festival of Discovery stirred such hope for the future Piano-News.com by J.B. Vonhvgen Francesco Libetta's American debut out on CD Being the first pianist ever to play all (!) of Godowsky's fifty-three studies (based on Chopin's Itudes) in public by memory.... San Antonio News by Mike Greenberg International Piano Festival at Williams, Ilya Itin, piano Williamstown, MA
Miami Piano Festival > Meet The Artists April 2002 was a very lucky month for pianist piotr anderszewski he was namedwinner of the 2002 Gilmore Artist award, one of the richest in the classical http://www.miamipianofest.com/artists/and502rv.html
Extractions: from andante.com Classical Music Magazine The 2002 Gilmore Artist talks about playing Beethoven's Diabelli Variations on film, performing live versus making a recording, and what he's going to do with all that prize money. April 2002 was a very lucky month for pianist Piotr Anderszewski: he was named winner of the 2002 Gilmore Artist award , one of the richest in the classical music world. Given every four years by the Gilmore Keyboard Festival in southwest Michigan, this prestigious prize consists of a $50,000 cash grant plus $250,000 to support the winner's musical and career goals for the next four years. Anderszewski first caused a stir in 1990, when he was 21, by stopping midway through his performance of Webern's Piano Variations during the Leeds International Piano Competition. Nevertheless, this thoughtful yet charismatic virtuoso has steadily built an international career. His first solo release on the Virgin Classics label features
Piotr Anderszewski Plays Beethoven's Diabelli Variations (NTSC) now turns his attention to an extraordinary young pianist and one of Beethovensmost challenging compositions. piotr anderszewskis illuminating analysis http://www.vaimusic.com/VIDEO/69231_Anderszewski.shtml
Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli Plays Beethoven piotr anderszewski Diabelli Variations by Bruno Monsaingeon Martha Argerich on DVD bythe Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in 1970, captures the pianist in top http://www.vaimusic.com/VIDEO/69435_Michelangeli.shtml
Extractions: VAI cat# One of the most celebrated and also one of the most reclusive pianists of his time, Michelangeli made very few television appearances. This brief recital, taped for broadcast by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in 1970, captures the pianist in top form, performing Beethoven's Sonata No. 3 in C Major for Piano, Op. 2, No. 3. Approx. 30 minutes, Color. $24.95
|| San Francisco Performances || Herbst Theatre piotr anderszewski. Jacques Loussier Trio. Jazz pianist Jacques Loussier performsand talks about his unique version of Bach's Goldberg Variations. Click here http://www.performances.org/videos.asp
Extractions: You must have Real Player installed to view these videos. Featured Artist: Stefon Harris Vibraphonist Stefon Harris is San Francisco Performances' Jazz Artist in Residence. These video clips, taken from his October, 2002 visit to San Francisco, illustrate his profound enthusiasm for jazz and his ability to uncover the potential for music-making within everyone. For more information about Stefon Harris, including upcoming performances, educational events, biographical information, a discography, and Stefon's top 10 desert island recordings, click here. Click on the images to play the videos. Paul Taylor Dance Company A short clip from Dancemaker, the Academy-Award nominated documentary about the Paul Taylor Dance Company is shown. Click here for more information on the Paul Taylor Dance Company. Piotr Anderszewski Piotr Anderszewski, who makes his San Francisco Performances debut this season, plays and talks about Beethoven's "Diabelli" Variations in this excerpt from a film by Bruno Monsaingeon.
Yehey! Entertainment NEW YORK The sausage gravy struck a discordant note with piotr anderszewski. ThePolish-Hungarian pianist had traveled to Indiana for a recital and came away http://www.yehey.com/entertainment/article.aspx?i=982
Yehey! Entertainment 2/5/2003 104928 AM Business World NEW YORK The sausage gravy struck a discordantnote with piotr anderszewski. The Polish-Hungarian pianist had traveled to http://www.yehey.com/entertainment/print.aspx?i=982
EMI Classics - Biografie Piotr Anderszewski Translate this page CD für Virgin Classics mit Soloklavier-Repertoire zeigt piotr anderszewski seinspektakuläres seiner Heimat Polen, in Personalunion als pianist und Dirigent http://www.emi-catalogue-marketing.de/cms/6/3200494/bio.html
Extractions: Piotr Anderszewski "Wir übergeben hier der Welt Variationen von nicht üblicher Art", hieß es bescheiden im Vorwort zur ersten Ausgabe von Beethovens teuflisch schwierigen Diabelli-Variationen. Für ungewöhnliche Musik ist ein Musiker von außergewöhnlichem Talent nötig, und so fiel die Wahl wie von selbst auf Piotr Anderszewski, einen der phänomenalsten Pianisten seiner Generation, der mit diesem Werk seinen Exklusiv-Vertrag mit Virgin Classics eröffnet. Piotr Anderszewski, polnisch-ungarischer Abstammung, wurde 1969 geboren und studierte in Warschau, Frankreich und Kalifornien. Zum ersten Mal sorgte er beim Klavierwettbewerb 1990 in Leeds für Schlagzeilen. Viele Beobachter waren überzeugt, dass er mit seinem großartigen Klavierspiel den Ersten Preis holen würde. Doch im Halbfinale, mitten in der Aufführung von Weberns op. 27, war er plötzlich so enttäuscht von seiner eigenen Leistung, dass er einfach zu spielen aufhörte und aus dem Wettbewerb ausstieg. Ein Jahr später, nach seinem triumphalen Debüt in der Londoner Wigmore Hall, war sein internationaler Ruf gefestigt. Seitdem hat er sich weltweit eine begeisterte Fangemeinde geschaffen, obwohl er bisher nur eine Handvoll Einspielungen veröffentlicht hat, davon zwei als Klavierbegleiter der russischen Geigenvirtuosin Viktoria Mullova. Anderszewskis charismatische Präsenz ist oft kommentiert worden ebenso sein filmstarhaftes Aussehen. Dennoch ist Anderszewski erstaunlich nüchtern und realistisch geblieben. Seit seinem abrupten Ausstieg beim Klavierwettbewerb in Leeds vor 10 Jahren hat er sich von einem Künstler, der die perfekte Lösung sucht, zu einem Interpreten gewandelt, für den jede Aufführung eine Entdeckungsreise ist: "Den größten Spaß macht der Tanz mit dem Unbekannten, es gibt jedes Mal etwas ganz Neues zu entdecken; damit bieten sich unendlich viele Möglichkeiten."
RONDO-Archiv: Mozart, Klavierkonzerte Nrn. 21, 24, Anderszewski Translate this page Der Mann hat etwas zu sagen. Der polnische pianist piotr anderszewski dirigiertseinen Mozart vom Klavier aus und hat auch die Kadenzen komponiert. http://www.rondomagazin.de/klassik/m/mozart/wam64.htm
Extractions: (59 Min., aufgenommen 8/01) Der Mann hat etwas zu sagen. Der polnische Pianist Piotr Anderszewski dirigiert seinen Mozart vom Klavier aus und hat auch die Kadenzen komponiert. Darüber hinaus sind diese Aufnahmen ungewöhnlich, interessant und spannend wie selten eine Neuerscheinung aus dem Repertoire der großen Allzeit-Favoriten. Der gewichtige Kopfsatz des c-Moll-Konzerts zeigt, worum es Anderszewski geht: Da gibt es nahezu barock anmutende Kontraste zwischen den Formteilen. Das erste Thema des Orchesters kräftig und selbstbewusst-tragisch, der erste Einsatz des Klaviers dagegen kommt in kaum hörbarem Pianissimo, ganz introvertiert angelegt. Die Klarheit und die Akzente erinnern an den Dirigierstil Nikolaus Harnoncourts, allerdings ohne dessen Schärfe im Klang zu produzieren. Besonders hervorzuheben ist, dass die Musik bei allen Kontrasten nicht zerfällt, denn der Duktus ist allgemein sehr rhythmisch und intensiv bewegt - und bewegend. Für diese Konzeption hat Anderszewski in der Warschauer Sinfonia mit ihren solistischen Qualitäten einen idealen Partner gefunden. Auch das C-Dur-Konzert ist ergreifend: Solist und Orchester finden in einer majestätischen Haltung in Klang, Tempo und Bewegung zusammen. Anderszewskis Kadenzen sind schon für sich diese Einspielung wert: ein erfindungsreiches Variieren von Mozarts Themen. Über die pianistischen Qualitäten Anderszewskis muss kaum etwas gesagt werden, so unbeschwert und selbstverständlich klingt bei ihm, was doch wegen seiner Durchsichtigkeit zum pianistisch Schwersten überhaupt gehört.
RONDO-Archiv: Beethoven, Diabelli-Variationen, Anderszewski Translate this page Mit seinen gut dreißig Jahren gilt der polnische pianist piotr anderszewski alsjunger Künstler und bei einem solchen kann man gespannt sein, wenn er mit http://www.rondomagazin.de/klassik/b/beethoven/lvb43.htm
Extractions: Mit seinen gut dreißig Jahren gilt der polnische Pianist Piotr Anderszewski als junger Künstler und bei einem solchen kann man gespannt sein, wenn er mit den Diabelli-Variationen ein Hauptwerk der Klavierliteratur vorlegt. Bei dieser Interpretation jedoch zeigt sich wieder einmal, dass Reife einer der größten Trümpfe in Künstlerhänden sein kann. Anderszewski, dem diese Reife fehlt, zeigt sich im Walzer-Thema so ungestüm und kontrastkitzelnd, dass man glauben könnte, ein beethovensches Scherzo zu hören und nicht eine absichtlich banal gehaltene Melodie, die einst vom Verleger Anton Diabelli verschiedenen Komponisten zur Variationsaufgabe vorgelegt wurde. Das ist nicht unbedingt schlecht, doch Brillanz und Kontraste wenn auch in Verbindung mit immenser Technik sind die einzigen Güter, die Anderszewski in die Waagschale wirft. Poesie, Mitteltöne und große Dramaturgie sind ihm fremd. Stattdessen verbeißt er sich gerne in kleine Detail-Widerhaken, als hätte er eine Etüdensammlung und kein Variationswerk auf dem Notenpult. Gläserner Klavierklang und ein unüberhörbares Geschnaufe machen es außerdem schwer, sich mit dieser Einspielung anzufreunden.
Extractions: May be I`m biased, because I first saw the film by Moinsaingeon and got astonished, enchanted by Anderszevski`s passion for that particular piece and for Beethoven`s music in general. It`s not only the understanding but also the great love for that music that makes PA`s interpretation so unique. He manages to convey all the moods so well: he`s moody, ardent, ironic, furious, funny,brooding, angry...You wish there were at least some 20 more variations Review Summary: A Great Recording Of Beethoven's Diabelli Variations - Rating:
Kalamazoo Group Honors Pianist PolishHungarian pianist piotr anderszewski has won the $300,000 Gilmore ArtistAward for 2002, one of the most lucrative honors in classical music http://www.freep.com/entertainment/newsandreviews/gil25_20020425.htm
Extractions: FREE PRESS MUSIC WRITER Polish-Hungarian pianist Piotr Anderszewski has won the $300,000 Gilmore Artist Award for 2002, one of the most lucrative honors in classical music, administered by the Kalamazoo-based Gilmore Keyboard Festival. RELATED CONTENT Gilmore Artist Award Anderszewski (On-der-shev-ski), who made his American orchestral debut with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at the Meadow Brook Music Festival in July 2000, will receive $50,000 in cash and $250,000 for any career-related projects, such as purchasing a new piano, commissioning new music or a recording project. Anderszewski, 33, will make his debut as a Gilmore Artist at the 2002 Keyboard Festival, which opens Saturday and continues through May 11. The Gilmore also has selected Jonathan Biss, 21, and Kirill Gerstein, 22, to receive Young Artist Awards. Each will get $15,500 over the next two years to further their careers and education. Created in 1989, the Gilmore Prize is unique in the classical music world in that there is no formal competition. Instead, a committee travels the world, secretly evaluating pianists who are unaware that they have been nominated. The prize is named for the late Irving S. Gilmore, a Kalamazoo businessman, philanthropist and keyboard enthusiast.
UW World Series : 2002/2003 Season : Artists : Piotr Anderszewski Award winner piotr anderszewski is rapidly becoming one of the most musically compellingpianists of his generation. A deeply communicative pianist with an http://www.uwworldseries.org/bio-anderszewski-intro.cfm
Extractions: single tickets: $30 2002 Gilmore Artist Award winner Piotr Anderszewski is rapidly becoming one of the most musically compelling pianists of his generation. A deeply communicative pianist with an undeniable stage presence, this Polish-Hungarian virtuoso has charmed audiences worldwide with a seamless blend of technical mastery, emotional sensitivity and interpretive imagination.
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English Main Page More concert, piotr anderszewski biography. and set to gorgeous piano accompaniment,then you must hear singer Marzanna Bachowska and pianist Tomasz Aleksander http://www.tmkp.org/News1.htm
Extractions: Advertisements " THE PIANIST " by Roman Polanski Oscar times three! Directing Actor in the leading role : Adrien Brody Writing (adapted screenplay) : Ronald Hardwood S howings in the Seattle area ... http://www.soartseattle.org/ 50 documentary films including 23 documentaries from Poland Coming soon: Krystian Zimerman in recital, Benaroya Hall, Seattle Symphony April 29, 2003, 7:30 p.m Tickets Biography Remembering "Columbia" Astronaut Jim Pawelczyk of Elma NY writes for NY Times 2/4/2003 "Gravity's Embrace" http://www.nytimes.com/ - "Towards the Total Art" The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures at the University of Washington would like to invite you to the lecture Rafał Olbiński, "Towards the Total Art", May 16, 2003 7 p.m., Walker Ames Room in Kane Hall, UW Campus This lecture is free and open to the public.
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Extractions: Advertisements ANY CHANGES? We try to give you the most recent and updated information about the events. We are not responsible for the last minute changes in the programs. EVENTS ARCHIVE Scroll down to see the examples of our past cultural and social events " THE PIANIST " by Roman Polanski Oscar times three! Directing Actor in the leading role : Adrien Brody Writing (adapted screenplay) : Ronald Hardwood Showings in the Seattle area http://www.soartseattle.org/ 50 documentary films including 23 documentaries from Poland Coming soon: Krystian Zimerman in recital, Benaroya Hall, Seattle Symphony April 29, 2003, 7:30 p.m Tickets Biography The World of Teng Chiu. Path of the Sun About 50 oil paintings by a famous Chinese artist Teng Hiouk Chiu from the collection of Joanna and Kazimierz Poznanski will be on view from February 14 through May 11 2003, at the Frye Museum in Seattle Leonardo da Vinci and the Splendor of Poland San Francisco
