Adam Wodnicki – Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major (End of 1st mvt. – Cadenza)
Posted by JayJan 26
Adam Wodnicki performed with great success Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Opus 58, with the Valley Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Peter Dabrowski, on Nov. 5, 2009 at the UTPA Fine Arts Auditorium in Edinburg, and on Nov. 15, 2009 at the South Padre Island Convention Center. Internationally renowned pianist, recording artist and pedagogue, Polish-born artist ADAM WODNICKI has received acclaim on five continents for his dramatic interpretations, poetic sensitivity and brilliant technique. He can be heard on Muza, Folkways, Centaur, Wergo, Altarus, Klavier, and Dux labels. Recordings of cello and piano sonatas by Dzubay, Muczynski and Shostakovich with cellist Carter Enyeart (Centaur) and solo discs with piano works by Ignacy Jan Paderewski (Altarus) received rave notices: one of the years best contemporary chamber music albums (Chicago Tribune), incontestable brilliance (HC Schonberg in American Record Guide), and a recording by a master pianist (Journal of the American Liszt Society). Wodnickis recording of the three Piano Trios by Robert Muczynski (Centaur) was chosen by a Fanfare critic as one of the top five albums on the Best of 2004 list; and the 2008 release on the Dux label of the Piano Concertos by Serocki, Baird and Krenz received a Polish Phonographic Academy nomination for the 2009 Fryderyk Award. Adam Wodnicki has also made numerous radio and TV recordings as well as concerto recordings with the National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra. He has …
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BRAVO!?
Bravo! ……? so musical.