TRAINING
• 2007- : University of Hartford, Graduate diploma
and Doctor of Musical Arts with Oxana Yablonskaya
• 2004: Karol Lipiski Academy of Music in Wroclaw,
Master of Arts Diploma with Olga RusinaPRIZES AND
AWARDS
• 2010: José Iturbi International Music Competition
in Los Angeles, finalist
• 2009: American Protégé International Piano Competition
in New York, 1st Prize
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Born January 19, 1980 |
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Krystian Tkaczewski was born in Tarnów, Poland, and has
been described as a “Polish Virtuoso” by the Kosciuszko
Foundation. He is pursuing his career both in Europe and
the US. In April of 2007, he made his Carnegie Hall
debut to critical acclaim. He has taken part in many
competitions and festivals around the world and has
concertized in a dozen countries. He was featured in the
gala of the 50th Anniversary of the Society of Polish
Artist Musicians in Warsaw’s Royal Castle as a soloist
with the Polish Radio Orchestra. QUARTER FINALS
CLAUDE DEBUSSY * Étude « Pour les degrés
chromatiques » (Book II, No. 7)FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN * Étude
in C major, opus 10, no 1
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH * Prelude and Fugue No. 4 in C-sharp
minor from the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book I, BWV
849
FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN * Nocturne in C minor, opus 48, no 1
SERGUEÏ RACHMANINOV * Sonate no 2 in B-flat minor, opus
36
DAVID L. McINTYRE * A Wild Innocence
SEMI-FINALS
FRANZ SCHUBERT * Sonate in A major, opus posthume
120, D. 664
FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN * Andante spianato et grand polonaise
brillante in E-flat major, opus 22
ALBERTO GINASTERA * Sonata no 1, opus 22
FINALS
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART * Concerto no 9 in E-flat
major, K. 271 « Jeunehomme » |
