So, how can we just leave music alone? A fast-paced culture together with beeping gadgets and state-of-the-art computers have created a phenomenen known as ‘music in a bottle syndrome’ which is basically ubiquitous music that you can access quickly and easily sometimes even with the push of a button. Sometimes, going to a piano recital today is like going to a butcher’s shop and asking for 2 kilograms of Rachman’ lard and 100 ml of Prokof’ vinegar. OK, I agree that Rachaminoff’s second sonata is a great piece of piano literature, but how many times do we have to hear it butchered in the same dull fashion, until it becomes so nautious that even a tired, old grub found in the corner of one’s basement seems more interesting?
July 10, 2010
April 7, 2009
My new piano
Taken from the old website. Original post date: June 5, 2005
Recently I purchased a new concert grand piano. I was extremely picky about finding an instrument that would match all my needs. I am one of those notorious customers that will spend hours trying a product only to say “I’ll think about it” at the end.
Love to Travel
Taken from the old site. Original post date: September 22, 2006
I’m not a travel-holic. I do like to settle in one location and get to know the community. But this summer afforded me an opportunity to tour many countries, and it was WILD!!!!
March 23, 2009
Chamber Music Repertory
A short list of chamber music in pianist Daniel Wnukowski’s repertory. This page features primarily instrumental works.
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March 22, 2009
Solo Piano Music Works
A short list of major solo piano works performed by pianist Daniel Wnukowski ranging from early baroque to ultra modern.
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March 20, 2009
New Pianist Wnukowski Site is Up!
Welcome to the new launch of this website! It is built with the needs of the 21′st century in mind. Bear with us as we continuously update this site and add new pages about classical concert pianist Daniel Wnukowski.
Some of the new features of this site include…
