PIOTR ANDERSZEWSKI

For Piotr Anderszewski, a good performer must translate the composers’ ideas into sound and make them tangible for the audience. However, the Polish-Hungarian pianist constantly questions his own interpretative skills. This critical self-view accompanies the meticulous musician at all times and provides the initial impulse for his piano playing. At the Forum am Schlosspark, he presents his profound work on the ideal sound with emotionally moving works by Franz Schubert and Johannes Brahms. The great Sonata in C minor was composed a few months before Schubert’s death. Its constant changes in colour, subtle dynamic gradations, and fragile passages promise a performance of great dexterity. Brahms’ works are also filled with introspective, lovely moments and dramatic twists – you can look forward to an enjoyable journey through thoughtful, elegant sound painting.