„Pawel Zawadzki is a
very talented pianist (…). He is a
musician deserving the highest attention,
in whom we can hold our hopes for the
future."
Adam Rozlach, Postfestival Bulletin,
Tarnów
„Certainly, Pawel
Zawadzki, an exceptionally talented
pianist from Wroclaw, had a lot to
express. In F. Chopin’s Sonata in B-flat
Minor he was able to present an
interpretation of high caliber. Prof.
Regina Smendzianka stated that his
performance of Chopin’s Mazurkas op. 59
was majestic.”
Józef Kański, The
Musical Movement
„Pawel Zawadzki has
emerged as a pianist who has wonderfully
mastered the keyboard. His magnificent
technique served the purposes of the
interpretation at its best, i.e. to
expose all the nuances consisting in the
pieces. The pianist had a very refined
sound of a beautiful hue and he was able
to match his touch with the particular
époque and esthetics of the composer.”
Prof. Andrzej
Tatarski
„I think that Pawel
Zawadzki has wonderfully mastered the
technique and sensitivity to the sound.
His interpretations are very interesting
and his concept of form is magnificent.
He is one of the foremost Polish
pianists of the young generation.
Prof. Halina
Czerny-Stefańska
„Pawel Zawadzki is
a great musician with a mature artistic
image and wonderful piano technique.”
Prof. Grzegorz
Kurzyński
„I would like to
warmly invite your attention to the
Wroclaw pianist, Pawel Zawadzki. I had
the pleasure to accompany him during his
performance of the S. Rachmaninoff
Concerto no. 3 in D Minor. The pianist’s
magnificent technique allowed him to
perform the most difficult parts of the
masterpiece at ease, thus letting him
immerse totally in the making of
beautiful music. The concert was greeted
by the audience with a standing ovation."
Prof. Marek
Pijarowski
„In this pianist’s
image, his unusual artistic creativity
is prevalent – he is striking in his
passion to cultivate pianism. The vast
concert repertoire, stylistically
various, full of masterpieces of piano
literature and the wonderful
interpretations of dr Pawel Zawadzki,
allow us to include him in the elite of
the best Polish pianists.”
Prof. Regina
Smendzianka
„I heard S.
Rachmaninoff’s Concerto no.3 in D Minor
performed by the recognized Polish
pianist Pawel Zawadzki. From the first
sounds of the concerto, it was clear
that his performance is very different
from most interpretations, dull and
insignificant, of this very difficult
piano concerto. I was surprised most of
all by Pawel Zawadzki’s deep
understanding of the musical content,
refined phrasing, grasp of form and
elasticity of rhythms, which play an
essential role in the interpretation of
this concerto.”
Moscow Conservatory,
Prof.
Victor Merzhanov
