Workshop for Ambitious Amateur Pianists

    With Artur Pacewicz

    Workshop für ambitionierte Amateurpianisten

    About the event

    In our exclusive workshop for ambitious amateur pianists, participants work under professional guidance on technique, expression and musical interpretation. They receive individual feedback and practice strategies to help take their playing to the next level – inspiring, intensive, and full of joy in music.

    As a listener, you experience up close how musical works evolve during tuition and gain fascinating insights into professional working methods. Whether a music lover or a curious newcomer – this workshop offers unique listening experiences and fresh perspectives on the art of piano playing.

    Polish-born pianist Artur Pacewicz is a graduate of the Stanisław Moniuszko Academy of Music in Gdańsk, where he studied under Prof. Waldemar Wojtal, before deepening his training at the Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media under Prof. Gerrit Zitterbart. He was a scholarship holder of the Chopin Society in Warsaw, the Yehudi Menuhin Live Music Foundation, and other renowned institutions.

    Since 2003 Artur Pacewicz has been co-founder and pianist of the Andrzej Panufnik Trio. He is also co-founder of „Weltklassik am Klavier“ and has led this successful piano series for almost two decades in, among other places, Bad Rehburg, Bad Oeynhausen and Bad Pyrmont.

    Biographies

    Artur PacewiczDirection

    Date6 June 2026
    Start2:00 pm
    VenueLiteraturhaus DarmstadtKasinostraße 3, 64293 Darmstadt
    AdmissionFree admission – no ticket reservation necessary
    Programme

    Workshop for Ambitious Amateur Pianists

    With Artur Pacewicz

    6 June 2026 · 2:00 pm · Literaturhaus Darmstadt

    Artur PacewiczDirection

    Participants & Works

    Michael Vonrhein

    Rachmaninow: Prélude cis-Moll op. 2 Nr. 3

    Jessica Kowalski

    Beethoven: 1. Satz der Sonate op. 2 Nr. 3

    Mia Tanaka-Elfers

    Programm wird noch bekanntgegeben

    Martin Gierer

    Schubert: Impromptu op. 142 Nr. 3

    Keiko Wiskamp

    Bach (Werk wird noch bekanntgegeben)

    Barbara Weiler

    R. Schumann: „Des Abends“ und „Aufschwung“ aus den Fantasiestücken op. 12 oder Chopin: Impromptu Fis-Dur