Whether it be destiny, some rare astrophysical occurrence, serendipity or a just another random convergence of events…you have stumbled upon my piano music blog!
I realize there are hundreds of other things you could be doing right now and so I wish that the time you spend here be as mutually stimulating, engaging and inspiring as it has been for me.
On this page you’ll find a few words about me. Pianists’ biographies can sometimes look so formal and forbidding, so instead I’ll walk you through the most important events of my life as they occurred and leave you to find the profound ‘existential’ meaning into how they shaped me into the person I am today.
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?
A concert review following a piano recital given by Daniel Wnukowski in Tokyo, Japan which commemorated the unveiling of a new Chopin monument.
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Taken from the old website. Original post date: April 26, 2006
Every so often, I am stimulated to write diary entries not so joyous. And let me share with you a short reflection based on a time where I had truly lost it all…
View an online gallery of pianist Daniel Wnukowski’s most memorable photos. Rate each photo and album according to 5 stars!
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Listings of upcoming and past concerts of classical concert pianist Daniel Wnukowski have now been added to the site including a convenient clickable calendar. This page is still missing 90% of upcoming concerts this season and next season 2009/2010. Please bear with us as we import our database into the site.
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Download the most current electronic press kit of the pianist Daniel Wnukowski. Everything you need to engage Wnukowski at your fingertips.
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Long version of pianist Daniel Wnukowski’s biography including concert experience, education and background.
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Short summarized version of pianist Daniel Wnukowski’s biography including concert experience, education and background.
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Discography of classical concert pianist Daniel Wnukowski including never released, archived recordings.
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