Piotr Anderszewski In April 2002, piotr anderszewski became the recipient of the 2002 Gilmore ArtistAward. Only the fourth pianist to have been so honored, the Gilmore Artist http://www.cramermarderartists.com/anderszewski.htm
Extractions: Piotr Anderszewski is among the most compelling of the current generation of pianists. Since launching his international career at London's Wigmore Hall in 1991 with a recital featuring Beethoven's Diabelli Variations, Mr. Anderszewski has continued to capture the attention of critics and audiences worldwide with his distinctive interpretations and commanding technique. In April 2002, Piotr Anderszewski became the recipient of the 2002 Gilmore Artist Award. Only the fourth pianist to have been so honored, the Gilmore Artist Award is made to an exceptional pianist who, regardless of age or nationality, possesses broad and profound musicianship and charisma and who desires and can sustain a career as a major international concert artist. Mr. Anderszewski made his U.S orchestral debut during the 2000/01 season with the Detroit Symphony and his New York orchestral debut at the Mostly Mozart Festival the following summer. Since then, he has made debuts with the Boston, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Seattle, Baltimore, Milwaukee and Montreal symphonies as well as at Ravinia and Tanglewood; appeared in recital in San Francisco, Atlanta, Vancouver, Lincoln Center, Orchestra Hall in Chicago and the Kennedy Center; and been a soloist on a nation-wide tour with the Australian Chamber Orchestra. Highlights of Mr. Anderszewski's 2004/05 season include debuts with the Minnesota Orchestra and the Dallas and New World symphonies and a recital at Carnegie Hall.
Piotr Anderszewski piotr anderszewski, a remarkable pianist who began playing piano at the age of six, has become an project is based on anderszewski, the pianist combines many of the finest http://www.chopinsociety.org/evand_rf.htm
Extractions: at the Playhouse Piotr Anderszewski , a remarkable pianist who began playing piano at the age of six, has become an internationally recognized artist with great critical acclaim. His first solo CD won the 1996 Polish Critics Prize and his most recent recording, an all Bach CD for the Harmonia Mundi label, was enthusiastically received by critics. According to filmmaker Bruno Monsaingeon, whose latest project is based on Anderszewski, the pianist combines many of the finest qualities of Gould, Richter and Michelangelli in his playing and his approach to music.
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Pianist To Perform Beethoven's 'Diabelli Variations' Awardwinning pianist piotr anderszewski will perform a program featuring all 33 of Beethoven's rarely In April, anderszewski became only the fourth pianist to receive the Gilmore http://news.uns.purdue.edu/UNS/html3month/021011.Sommers.Piotr.html
Extractions: October 11, 2002 Admission is $9. Tickets can be purchased at Purdue box offices or charged by phone at (765) 494-3933 or (800) 914-SHOW. Tickets also are available through all TicketMaster outlets. Anderszewski is presented by Purdue Convocations Since launching his international career at London's Wigmore Hall in 1991 with a recital featuring Beethoven's "Diabelli Variations," Anderszewski has continued to capture the attention of critics and audiences worldwide with his distinctive interpretations and commanding technique. In April, Anderszewski became only the fourth pianist to receive the Gilmore Artist Award. The award is made to an exceptional pianist who, regardless of age or nationality, possesses broad and profound musicianship and charisma and who desires and can sustain a career as a major international concert artist. Along with Beethoven's "Diabelli Variations," considered one of the most daunting works in piano literature, Anderszewski's program will include two works by Bach, three preludes and fugues from "The Well-Tempered Clavier Book II," and "Partita No. 1 in B-flat Major." Anderszewski made his U.S. orchestral debut during the 2000-01 season with the Detroit Symphony and his New York orchestral debut last summer at the Mostly Mozart Festival. He has appeared in recital in most of the major European venues. His recitals in Chicago and Ann Arbor, Mich., in the fall of 2001 were well received, and he returned to Chicago last summer to replace Daniel Barenboim on the Chicago Symphony's Piano Recital Series.
Kalamazoo Group Honors Pianist PolishHungarian pianist piotr anderszewski has won the $300 000 Gilmore Artist Award for 2002, one of anderszewski (On-der-shev-ski), who made his American orchestral debut with 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.
Polish Culture: Piotr Anderszewski In 2001 the pianist signed a recording contract with Virgin Classics, a piotr Anderszewskitook his first steps towards an international career in 1990 at the http://www.culture.pl/en/culture/artykuly/os_anderszewski_piotr
Extractions: Anderszewski began to study piano at the age of six and subsequently attended conservatories in Lyon and Strasbourg, the Academy of Music in Warsaw, and the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. He further honed his skills in Italy, in a series of master classes lead by Fou Ts'ong, Murray Perahi, and Leon Fleisher. His execution of the 33 DIABELLI VARIATIONS IN C-MAJOR by Ludwig van Beethoven at the INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION IN LEEDS in 1990 opened the door to his professional debut at Wigmore Hall in London, and subsequently to an international career. Anderszewski has given concerts in England (with the ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA and the LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ), Ireland, Germany (series of Beethoven concerts with the MÜNCHENER PHILHARMONIKER in 1996), France, Austria, Portugal, Italy, and in Poland. In 2001 in Paris he performed the 4TH SINFONIA "CONCERTANTE" of Karol Szymanowski , under the direction of Charles Dutoit. His repertoire also includes the
Polish Culture: WYSZUKIWANIE profiles. number of pages 30. pages 125. anderszewski, piotr. pianist, born 4April 1969 in Warsaw. He has been living abroad, primarily in Paris, since 1990. http://www.culture.pl/en/culture/muzyka/sylwetki
Extractions: ANDERSZEWSKI, PIOTR Pianist, born 4 April 1969 in Warsaw. He has been living abroad, primarily in Paris, since 1990. /en/culture/artykuly/os_anderszewski_piotr BAIRD, TADEUSZ Composer - born on 26 July 1928 in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, died 2 September 1981 in Warsaw. /en/culture/artykuly/os_baird_tadeusz BLOCH, AUGUSTYN Augustyn Bloch, the composer and organist, was born on 13th of August 1929 in Grudziadz. /en/culture/artykuly/os_bloch_augustyn DREWNOWSKI, MAREK Pianist, professor at the Academy of Music in Lodz, where he runs piano classes; Drewnowski pursued his studies in Warsaw with Ryszard Bakst and Zbigniew Drzewiecki. /en/culture/artykuly/os_drewnowski_marek DUCZMAL, AGNIESZKA Conductor, manager and artistic director of "Amadeus"; conducts concerts with symphonic orchestras in Poland and abroad; she was the first female conductor to perform at La Scala in Milan. /en/culture/artykuly/os_duczmal_agnieszka GORECKI, HENRYK MIKOLAJ
Christian Tetzlaff piotr anderszewski. pianist. JeanPhilippe Collard. pianist. Kirill Gerstein. pianist an album of 20th century sonatas with pianist Leif Ove Andsnes; and a recording of Mozarts http://www.cramermarderartists.com/tetzlaff.htm
Extractions: pianist Christian Tetzlaff violinist CMA Home Page Photos Biography Click on each topic or scroll do wn to see complete information Biography May 2003 Christian Tetzlaff has garnered international acclaim as one of the most important violinists to emerge in the last decade. Equally at home in the classical, romantic and 20 th century repertoire, his technically assured and highly individual interpretations of works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Tchaikovsky as well as Berg, Ligeti, Bartok and Stravinsky have been praised worldwide. In Europe, Mr. Tetzlaff has recently appeared with the London Philharmonic (Eschenbach), Orchestre de Paris (Dohnanyi), Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Slatkin), Munich Philharmonic (Levine) among others, toured Japan with the London Symphony (Boulez) and played recitals in Vienna, Paris, Rome, London and Amsterdam.
Featured Artist Born in 1969, the PolishHungarian pianist piotr anderszewski began to play thepiano at the age of 6 and studied at the Conservatoires of Lyon and Strasbourg http://harmoniamundi.com/featured_artist.asp?Artist=823
Classical Music - Andante - Piotr Anderszewski piotr anderszewski. By Jed Distler April 2002 was a very lucky month for pianist piotr anderszewski he was named winner of the 2002 Gilmore Artist award http://www.andante.com/magazine/article.cfm?id=17008
Extractions: RACHMANINOFF-WILD: O, Cease Thy Singing , Op. 4 No. 4. To the Children , Op. 26 No. 7. Do Not Grieve , Op. 14 No. 8. The Muse , Op. 34 No. 1. Vocalise , Op. 34 No. 14. In the Silent Night , Op. 4 No. 3. Floods of Spring , Op. 14 No. 11. Dreams , Op. 38 No. 5. Sorrow in Springtime , Op 21 No. 12. The Little Island, Op. 14 No. 2. Midsummer Nights , Op. 14 No. 5. Vocalise Op 34 No. 14. In the Silent Night , Op. 4 No. 3. Where Beauty Dwells , Op. 21 No. 7.
The Gilmore | Current Gilmore Artist pianist piotr anderszewski is already established as a major figure in severalcountries, notes Richard Dyer in The Boston Globe, and its only a matter http://www.gilmore.org/awards.asp?page=ga&sub=artist&id=103
Polish Pianist Puts Beethoven On Hold But Makes Best Of Rest out last year for Polishborn pianist piotr anderszewski's solo recital at Symphony Center on had vanished, replaced by works of Bach and anderszewski's countryman Karol Szymanowski http://www.suntimes.com/output/delacoma/cst-ftr-piano30.html
Extractions: When early announcements came out last year for Polish-born pianist Piotr Anderszewski's solo recital at Symphony Center on Sunday, his program was slated to include two Beethoven sonatas. In a later program update, Beethoven had vanished, replaced by works of Bach and Anderszewski's countryman Karol Szymanowski. Sunday afternoon's audience faced yet another changed program. The concert opened with Bach's B Minor Overture in the French Style, No. BWV 831, and Szymanowski's "Metopes,'' Op. 29. After intermission, however, it was all-Chopin, including the Three Mazurkas Op. 63, and the Piano Sonata No. 3 in B Minor, Op. 58. Some ticket buyers, their hearts set on Beethoven, were not happy. But artists' moods shift, and concert programs are planned months, even years in advance. Anderszewski is evidently not willing to stick to a program that once seemed like a good idea but appealed to him less as performance time approached. The Beethoven was doubtless a loss. Anderszewski made his Chicago debut in 2001 at Mandel Hall with an unforgettable performance of Beethoven's "Diabelli'' Variations, a daunting work that had become his signature piece. He played Bach, Szymanowski and Chopin last year at Symphony Center. Something different would have been appealing this season.
The Gilmore | Media Center the spirit and talent of the legendary composer and pianist in this The Festival Finaleon May 8 features 2002 Gilmore Artist piotr anderszewski along with the http://www.gilmore.org/media.asp?id=13
Classical Music - Andante - Piotr Anderszewski 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.andante.com/article/article.cfm?id=17008&highlight=1&highlightterms=&
Anderszewski's Provocative Style Is Always Skillful piotr anderszewski, the PolishHungarian pianist who made his Seattle debut Wednesday night at Meany Hall, is a MUSIC REVIEW. pianist piotr anderszewski. WHEN Wednesday night http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/classical/111346_piotr07q.shtml
Extractions: SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER MUSIC CRITIC Piotr Anderszewski, the Polish-Hungarian pianist who made his Seattle debut Wednesday night at Meany Hall, is a musician who has gone his own way since the start of his career more than a decade ago. MUSIC REVIEW PIANIST PIOTR ANDERSZEWSKI WHEN: Wednesday night He plays the music he wants to play regardless of what he thinks presenters want to present, audiences want to hear, recording companies want to record. And he has succeeded because he does what he does so well and so persuasively. His European career is already vigorous, and his American career is gathering momentum. The Seattle concert, almost 2 1/2 hours, began with Beethoven's massive "Diabelli" Variations. Most pianists see them as a final statement in the concert hall. Not Anderszewski. They are his signature piece, as extraordinary as that seems, and his opening gambit. That takes nerve: The 33 variations on a rather silly waltz last about an hour.
Whatsonwhen.com - Piotr Anderszewski Renowned young Polish pianist piotr anderszewski comes to Zurich s Tonhalle fora unique recital with a programme of pieces by Bach, Chopin and Beethoven. http://whatsonwhen.com/events/~100565.jml
Extractions: Please check with the organisers that the event is happening before making travel arrangements. Read our Event Details Date [no dates available] Opening Hours Country Switzerland State Town Venue Details Venue Tonhalle Address Tel +41 (0) 1 206 3434 (box office) Fax +41 (0) 1 206 3469 (box office) Email boxoffice@tonhalle.ch Description Opened by Brahms in 1895, who conducted the inaugural concert of the orchestra which took the name of the hall in which it played, Zürich's Tonhalle, part of the Kongresshaus, is built in a traditional "shoe-box" shape. It is generally regarded to have one of the best acoustics in the world. Directions On the west shore of Lake Zürich near the Bürkliplatz.
Music Reviews many performances throughout the UK, piotr anderszewski has been hint of the harpsichordin anderszewskis Paritas contrast to Glenn Gould, a pianist as famed http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_10_2/music-38-april-2003.html
Extractions: Piotr Anderszewski, piano Virgin Classics 7 24354 55262 5 Performance Sonics Listening to the first notes of Piotr Anderszewskis new recording of Bachs lovely Partita No.1, one senses a special artist at work. Theres a softness to his touch, a gentleness bordering on reticence, which makes the beauty of the opening Praeludium linger in the mind even as the music moves forward to the jaunty pace of the subsequent Allemande. Keyboard artist Piotr Anderszewski launched his international career at the age of 22 when he performed Beethovens immensely challenging Diabelli Variations in Londons Wigmore Hall in 1991. A slew of lauded international appearances and recordings followed, culminating in Anderszewskis receipt of the 2002 Gilmore Artist Award. The Gilmore Artist Award (billed as most generous financial award granted in the musical arts) is only presented to exceptional pianists who possess broad and profound musicianship and charisma, desire and can sustain a major international concert career, and are considered capable of making a real impact on music. In acknowledgment for his many performances throughout the UK, Piotr Anderszewski has been honored with the 1991 Royal Philharmonic Societys "Best Instrumentalist" Award. (Previous winners of this prize include such extraordinary artists as Murray Perahia, Itzhak Perlman, and Andras Schiff). Anderszewski has also been awarded the prestigious Szymanowski Prize for his interpretation of that composers music, and has received support from the Miami-based Patrons for Exceptional Artists Foundation.
:: EMI MUSIC GERMANY :: EMI CLASSICS :: PIOTR ANDERSZEWSKI :: BIOGRAFIE Translate this page Mit Klavierkonzerten von Mozart und Haydn trat piotr anderszewski auch am 19. Oktober2003 in der Kölner Philharmonie auf (als pianist vom Flügel aus das http://www.emiclassics.de/3200494/biografie.html
Extractions: Titel Artikelnr. Pop+Klassik Pop Klassik 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."
Piotr AnderszewskiSpivey Hall Winner of the 2002 Gilmore Award, young PolishHungarian pianist piotr anderszewski(ahn-der-ZHEF-skee) is an artist of such phenomenal gifts that he ought http://www.spiveyhall.org/p_anderszewski.html
