Henryk Wieniawski was a nineteenth-century violin virtuoso and composer. Although born into a musical family, he was the most celebrated member. His exceptional talent as a violinist was noticed early on by his first teacher, Jan Hornziel. In 1843, before he had reached 10 years of age, Wieniawski was admitted to the Paris Conservatoire. After winning awards and success in the Paris Conservatoire, Wieniawski went on to play several concerts in St Petersburg, Russia, where earned the praise of the court solo violinist, Vieuxtemps. After re-entering and completing his studies (this time including composition) at the Paris Conservatoire, Wieniawski embraced the career of a traveling virtuoso. He performed about 200 concerts in 3 years in collaboration with his brother, a pianist. Although they were generally received with enthusiasm, they definitely encountered criticism. As child prodigies, critics warned against excessive praise and claimed that they possessed nothing more than a gift of virtuosity. However, Wieniawski is notably unique as a violin virtuoso in that his compositional skills were comparable, if not exceeding of, his virtuosity.
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As a composer, Wieniawski combined the technical advancements of Paganini with Romantic themes and Polish nationalism to produce his unique style. His major compositional contributions consist of his mazurkas, polonaises, and two concertos. The two concertos are indispensable works within violin repertoire, the first focusing (some say over-stressing) virtuosity and the second full of sweeping Romanticism, dedicated to violinist Sarasate. His collections of etudes are among the most musical and technically demanding studies for the violin.
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August 10, 2022 - Dr. Prjevalskaya will join outstanding artists, violinist Karen Gomyo and cellist Kyril Zlotnikov at X Groba Festival, which will take place in Ponteareas between August 13 - 19.For more information about the festival all events and concert program, please click here.
March 9, 2019 - Paul Arnold, violinist from the Philadelphia Orchestra and Marianna Prjevalskaya will be performing Beethoven violin sonata Op.30 No.3 and works for solo piano by Beethoven, Chopin, Debussy and Prjevalskaya at Jade Anniversary Gala Auction and Concert on March 23 @ 6:30PM celebrating the 35 years of musical excellence of the Nelly Berman School of Music. More information about this event can be found here!
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