81. Askonas Holt News: Piotr Scoops Top Award Already one of the profession's brightest stars, pianist PiotrAnderszewski has been named 2002 Gilmore Artist http://www.askonasholt.co.uk/Green/Green/Home.nsf/0/710C87458D1BBC1B80256BAB0059

82. Polish Music Reference Center: November 1997 Newsletter OHLSSON, Artur PAPAZIAN, Leon FLEISHER, Jessye NORMANB Also Polish pianists piotrANDERSZEWSKI and piotr PALECZNY. 1. PolishAmerican pianist Emanuel AX. http://www.usc.edu/dept/polish_music/news/nov97.html

P olish M usic R eference C enter Newsletter November 1997 Vol. 3, no. 11 Anniversaries Calendar of Events Christmas Shopping News ... Director's Report NEWS FLASH! The dates for the III STANISLAW MONIUSZKO INTERNATIONAL VOCAL COMPETITION have been announced: Oct 1-11, 1998. The competition is sponsored by the Teatr Narodowy, Warsaw and organized by Maria Foltyn, artistic director of the competition, who founded it six years ago. Details in next month's newsletter or fax Poland direct: 011-48-22-692- 0642. All singers are encouraged to apply. This might be an unforgettable experience! OTHER NEWS: A new set of Three Dances composed by Juliusz ZAREBSKI (1854-1885) and orchestrated by Franz LISZT, was found in Brussels among family papers of Ernest Vanderlinden (a descendent of Franz Servais, a student of Liszt). Zarebski also studied with Liszt and the music journal Strings reports that this "manuscript may have been Liszt’s last work before his death." According to the BBC Music Journal (September issue), two Polish pianists figure in the "Who's Who in Music?" list. Krystian ZIMERMAN as part of the "establishment" and Piotr ANDERSZEWSKI as "new blood" coming in. Bravo for Piotr! I remember him when he was a student at USC. He and his sister, violinist Dorota, gave many memorable performances for the Polish-American community in southern California. They were especially electrifying in their rendition of Hungarian music (their mother is Hungarian).

83. Beethoven Diabelli Variations Bach Partita No. 1 In B-flat Major UMS has replaced their peformance with a recital by the PolistHungarianpianist piotr anderszewski (pronounceed pee-YOAT on-der-SHEV-ski). http://www.ums.org/season/artists/ap.asp?pageID=15

84. Chicago Symphony Orchestra - About The CSO DANIEL BARENBOIM TO POSTPONE JUNE 2 SARA LEE PIANO SERIES RECITAL. PolishHungarianpianist piotr anderszewski to make Symphony Center debut on Sunday, June 2. http://www.cso.org/atc_press_040402barenboimrecital.taf

Press Releases Premieres FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 4, 2002 DANIEL BARENBOIM TO POSTPONE JUNE 2 SARA LEE PIANO SERIES RECITAL Polish-Hungarian pianist Piotr Anderszewski to make Symphony Center debut on Sunday, June 2 Symphony Center today announced that CSO Music Director Daniel Barenboim's appearance on the Sara Lee Piano Series Ticketholders should direct all questions to (312) 294-3000. Piotr Anderszewski began studying piano at age six, attending the Lyon and Strasbourg conservatories, the University of Southern California, and the Chopin Academy in Warsaw. He performs regularly in Europe, having appearing with the London Philharmonic, City of Birmingham Symphony, the Munich, Rotterdam, and Warsaw philharmonics, the Vienna Radio Symphony, and Orchestre National in Paris. Mr. Anderszewski made his American orchestral debut with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra during the 2000-2001 season. He made his Chicago recital debut in October 2001 on The University of Chicago Presents series. Mr. Anderszewski was recently awarded the Royal Philharmonic Society's "Best Instrumentalist" Award, an honor he shares with such past winners as Murray Perahia, Itzhak Perlman, and Andras Schiff. Contacts: Synneve Carlino scarlino@cso.org

85. Town Hall Described by the Boston Globe as 'A mesmerising creative talent' piotr Anderszewskiis a remarkable young pianist who is taking the musical world by storm. http://www.readingarts.com/townhall/oldevents/021006.htm

Sunday 6th October, 3pm PIOTR ANDERSZEWSKI - Piano Beethoven: Diabelli Variations JS Bach: 3 Preludes et Fugues from the Well-Tempered Clavier Book II JS Bach: Partita No.1 Described by the Boston Globe as 'A mesmerising creative talent' Piotr Anderszewski is a remarkable young pianist who is taking the musical world by storm. Last year he was awarded the Royal Philharmonic Society's Best Instrumentalist Award. Don't miss him. BBC Music Magazine The Boston Globe The Daily Telegraph Tickets: Concessions £2 off

86. Cultural Bulletin piotr anderszewski’s latest album is likewise interesting. The 33year-old Polishpianist, who makes his home in Paris, has been moving up in the music world http://www.pai.pl/biul_cultural/nr49_2002.html

No. 49 (193), 2002 archive prepared by Polska Agencja Informacyjna S.A. for the Polish Foreign Ministry Gift for Literature Museum Janusz Kijowski is vice-president of FERA Camerimage 2002 Thesauri Polonia’ in Austria ... Anderszewski’s record for Virgin Gift for Literature Museum Margaret Staemler, the widow of Klaus Staemler, a well-known and esteemed German translator of Polish literature who died three years ago, has donated her husband’s extensive correspondence to Warsaw’s Museum of Literature. The collection comprises more than 2,200 letters, including entire blocs of correspondence with Kornel Filipowicz, Jaros³aw Iwaszkiewicz, Andrzej Kuœniewicz and Stanis³aw Lem. Recently Madam Staemler also offered the Warsaw Literature Museum eight letters written by Maria D¹browska to her German translator, Paul Zökler. Janusz Kijowski is vice-president of FERA During the Congress of the International Association of Film Directors (FERA) being held in Valencia, Janusz Kijowski was elected the organisation’s vice-president. In existence since 1980, the association affiliates more than 11,000 film directors from 27 different countries.

87. Ctnow.com: EVENTS From Bach to Beethoven March 20, 2003 Matthew Erikson pianist piotr Anderszewskiperforms three Bach partitas and the monumental Diabelli Variations of http://www.ctnow.com/entertainment/events/hc-muscut20f.artmar20,0,6898846.story?

88. Jean-Philippe Collard JeanPhilippe Collard. pianist. http://www.cramermarderartists.com/collard.htm

Piotr Anderszewski pianist Jean-Philippe Collard pianist ... pianist Jean-Philippe Collard pianist CMA Home Page Photos Biography Click on topics or scroll dow n for complete information Biography June 2002 Although pianist Jean-Philippe Collard In 2001-2002, he not only performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra at Saratoga, but also returned to its subscription series, playing the Saint-Saens Concerto No. 4 with Casadesus conducting. Other engagements included the Bergen Philharmonic, the Halle Orchestra, the Orchestra de Monte Carlo, and at the Concertgebouw with the Netherlands Philharmonic. He played recitals all over Europe, including one at the Theatre de Chatelet in Paris. During the 2002-2003 season Mr. Collard returns to the Montreal Symphony with Wigglesworth, the Baltimore Symphony with Krivine, the San Francisco Symphony with Bruggen, the Orchestre de Monte Carlo, the Frankfurt Radio Symphony with Hugh Wolff, the Oklahoma City and Phoenix Symphonies, and recitals in Luxemborg, Lille, Benzheim, Cincinnati, St. Asaph, La Creche, and in Paris. Etudes-Tableaux and Brahms Hungarian Dances melodies with baritone Jose van Dam. Other recordings include a disc of Chopin Ballades and the Sonata No. 3, and a Liszt recital disc including the B minor Sonata.

89. Polish Culture and highly renowned theatre director; Ryszard Kapuscinski reporter and writer,born in Pinsk, now in Belarus, in 1932; Krystian Zimerman - pianist, born 5 http://www.culture.pl/en/culture

cycle(-1) welcome to culture.pl This week's profiles: Jan Berdyszak (1934) - sculptor, painter, graphic artist, creator of installations, scenery designer, art theoretician, educator. Recently published profiles: Stefan Chwin (1949) - novelist and essayist, Marek Bienczyk (1956) - novelist, essayist, translator, literary historian, Pawel Althamer (1967) - sculptor, performance artist, action artist, creator of installations and video art; Andrzej Sapkowski (1948) - author of fantasy tales and novels; Olga Tokarczuk (1962) - writer and essayist, Jerzy Grotowski (1933-1999) - theatre director and theoretician, educator, creator of acting methods; Grzegorz Klaman (1959) - sculptor, lives and works in Gdansk; Miroslaw Filonik (1958) - sculptor; Kazimierz Dejmek (1924-2002) - Polish actor and highly renowned theatre director; Ryszard Kapuscinski - reporter and writer, born in Pinsk, now in Belarus, in 1932; Krystian Zimerman - pianist, born 5 December 1956 in Zabrze; Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937) - composer. just updated profiles: Jan Berdyszak Stefan Chwin Marek Bienczyk Andrzej Sapkowski ... Piotr Paleczny (new version) Jozef Pankiewicz Antoni Wit Jan Cybis Marian Wnuk ... Piotr Anderszewski (new version) Jerzy Truszkowski Tadeusz Kantor (new version) Stanislawa Celinska Krzysztof Meyer Jerzy Tchorzewski Wladyslaw Skoczylas ... Pawel Mykietyn (new version) Katarzyna Kozyra Grzegorz Kowalski Tadeusz Baird Edward Dwurnik (new version) Halina Chrostowska Aleksander Kobzdej Wojciech Kilar Tadeusz (Tadé) Makowski ... Andrzej Seweryn essays:

90. Oregon Symphony News Releases: Karen Gomyo Debut GUEST CONDUCTOR YAKOV KREIZBERG PERFORMS MAHLER'S 1ST SYMPHONY; PIANISTPIOTR anderszewski MAKES SYMPHONY DEBUT WITH BEETHOVEN Portland, Ore. http://www.orsymphony.org/news/jan31_CL11.html

January 31, 2003 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GUEST CONDUCTOR YAKOV KREIZBERG PERFORMS MAHLER'S 1ST SYMPHONY; PIANIST PIOTR ANDERSZEWSKI MAKES SYMPHONY DEBUT WITH BEETHOVEN Yakov Kreizberg Piotr Anderszewski Oregon Symphony Classical concerts regularly include additional opportunities for listeners to learn more about the music and the orchestra. These activities include: Pre-concert talks Saturday Sunday www.orsymphony.org . Service fees may apply. Group sales are available for this concert and can be arranged by contacting Jeannine York at (503) 416-6375. YAKOV KREIZBERG Yakov Kreizberg was Principal Conductor and Artistic Adviser of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra 1995-2000. His tenure in Bournemouth attracted much critical acclaim and his successful tours with the orchestra included USA, Germany, a mini-residency at the Musikverein in Vienna and concerts at the Concertgebouw. Yakov Kreizberg regularly visits the BBC Proms; following a highly successful debut in August 1993 with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, he returned in Summer 1994 with the Australian Youth Orchestra, as part of their European tour, conducted the BBC Symphony Orchestra in August 1995 and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra on many occasions. PIOTR ANDERSZEWSKI 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.

91. Anderszewski's Provocative Style Is Always Skillful the start of his career more than a decade ago. MUSIC REVIEW. PIANISTPIOTR anderszewski. WHEN Wednesday night WHERE Meany Hall. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/classical/111346_piotr07q.shtml

Jump to Weather Traffic Mariners Seahawks ... Forums NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Nation/World ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings SHOPPING Archives NWclassifieds Jobs Autos ... Online Shop P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... Desktop OUR AFFILIATES Friday, March 7, 2003 Anderszewski's provocative style is always skillful By R.M. CAMPBELL 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 WHERE: Meany Hall 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.

92. SFGate: Entertainment: Music: Classical play things by the book. Much rarer are the individualists like PiotrAnderszewski, the Polish pianist who made an incendiary http://www.sfgate.com/eguide/music/classical/

SF Gate Home Today's News Sports Entertainment ... Index Get the latest in classical music and opera articles from the Chronicle. Or Search Classical Music Archive Inconsistency dogs DeYoung in recital There was a dismayingly small turnout in Berkeley's Hertz Hall for mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung's Sunday afternoon recital odd for a singer who has given Bay Area audiences so many memorable ... CLASSICAL MUSIC - The news from Russia Even in a musical landscape that seems improbably overrun with great mezzo- sopranos, Susan Graham (pictured) has always stood out for the tonal luxuriance of her singing, her clear, cogent ... A faux pas for Symphony - French program under Bruggen seems a mismatch Thursday night's ungainly all-French program by the San Francisco Symphony under guest conductor Frans Bruggen found everyone straying awkwardly from the musical territory they knew best. The ... Critics' Picks Pop music: Warp Records is a British label behind some of the most progressive and exciting electronic music on the market, with a particular love for artists who tweak technology into new rhy... The pleasures of playing with time - Lively rendition goes beyond exercise in pacing A composer's promise to explore the mysteries of time sounds good on paper, but in practice it all too often means a series of mathematical exercises impossible for the human ear to parse. Amo...

93. Polish Music Reference Center:May 1997 Newsletter He was especially impressed by the imagination and detailed expression of pianistPiotr anderszewski. ANNIVERSARIES COMMEMORATIONS COMPOSERS BORN IN MAY http://www.usc.edu/dept/polish_music/news/may97.html

P olish M usic R eference C enter Newsletter May 1997 Vol. 3, no. 5 Anniversaries Books Calendar of Events Discography ... Recent Performances NEWS FLASH! Winners of Kosciuszko Foundation Chopin Piano Competition in New York. I PRIZE: Christopher WELDON (Juilliard School of Music). II PRIZE: Karl LO (Oberlin College). III PRIZE TIE: Keiko KURACHI (Juilliard), Spencer MEYER III (Oberlin). SPECIAL MENTION: Sean BENNETT (De Paul University, Chicago). First prize included $2,500 plus a recital in New York and one at the Chopin Festival in Duszniki-Zdroj, Poland in August. Abbey SIMON served as chairman of the jury. Van CLIBURN, Murray PERAHIA, Ian HOBSON and Andrew ARMSTRONG were among previous winners since 1949. Winners of FRYDERYKS (equivalent to the Grammys): Record of the Year in Solo Category: Piotr ANDERSZEWSKI for Piano (Bach, Beethoven, Webern). In Chamber Music: Bartlomiej NIZIOL, MALICKI, piano for Wieniawski. In Symphonic Music: Jerzy MAKSYMIUK and the Polish Chamber Orchestra for music of In Contemporary Music: LUTOSLAWSKI Piano Concerto Third Symphony.

94. The Seattle Times: Entertainment & The Arts 2/6, Paul Roberts, pianist Up in Bellingham, Paul Roberts (a pianist known for hisFrench music interpretations and the author of a book on Debussy) presents http://edb.seattletimes.nwsource.com/ae/scr/st_oth_sr.cfm?alpha=P

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