Contrasts- Piano Recital

February 6, 2020

Przemek Dembski

TMMS RECORDS

Producer: Przemek Dembski

Number of discs: 1

1.Sonata in D minor K213

2.Sonata in D minor K1

3.Sonata in C minor K11

4.Sonata in C major K159

5.Nocturne in C minor op.48 no.1

6.Scherzo in C sharp minor op.39

7.Ballade in G minor op.23

8.Etude in C sharp minor op.2 no.1

9.Etude in F sharp minor op. 8 no.2

10.Etude in D sharp minor op.8 no.12

11.Vallée d'Obermann S.156

12.Libertango

Przemek Dembski- a multi-award winning concert pianist and Artistic Director of the Masters Music School in London is delighted to present this exciting musical journey through a variety of periods, styles and genres.

The “Contrasts-recital” explores the piano repertoire starting from its roots and interpretation of harpsichord music. It then invites the audience to explore romantic depths of music by Chopin, Scriabin and Liszt to eventually conclude with a virtuosic paraphrase combining elements of Argentinian tango, classical and jazz improvisation.

Przemek’s interest in classical and modern piano performance have been influencing his career and life choices from the earliest years and brought him to the Royal College of Music in London. He graduated with distinction in 2012 having studied with Kevin Kenner and Niel Immelman.

Przemek’s performances have taken him to many European countries and venues as a laureate and participant of numerous competitions and festivals. The most important recitals included: Steinway Hall and Royal Albert Hall – Elgar Room, St Martin in the Fields, St. James’s Piccadilly in London, Polish Cultural Institute in Madrid, Polish Cultural and Social Institute in London, Conservatoire de Paris to name just a few.

Przemek is a laureate of many prestigious awards both in Poland and the UK. The most important include: The Audience Prize – St. Martin Chamber Music Competition- London 2013, The Royal College of Music Scholarship (2009, 2010), The Managing Director’s Special Award – Jaques Samuel Piano Competition(2012), The 1st place and The Philip Carne Foundation Prize – RCM Competition “Ensemble with Piano”, The Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage Scholarship (2009), The Polish Prime Ministry Scholarship (2004, 2005, 2006).