Thursday 4 February 4.00 pm
Streamed LIVE concert in an empty church
Trio Fiero - piano trio
Barbara Dziewiecka (violin)
Peter Adams (cello)
Magdalena Nasidlak (piano)
Shostakovich: Piano trio in C minor Op 8 (13')
Brahms: Piano trio in B Op 8 (31')
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Born in Poland, violinist Barbara Dziewiecka-Data performs a broad variety of musical styles from classical to Latin. She graduated from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and Royal College of Music where she studied with Krzysztof Smietana and Itzhak Rashkovsky. She is a winner of numerous competitions for both solo and chamber music. During her career, Barbara worked with many renowned artists such as Nigel Kennedy, Valery Gergiev, Martha Argerich, Antonio Pappano, Maxim Vengerov, Renee Fleming, Anne Sophie-Mutter and many others. Since 2010 Barbara has been regularly working with Nigel Kennedy, as a member and co-leader of his “Orchestra of Life”, as well as individually, including performances in Berlin Philharmonic, BBC Proms Festival in Royal Albert Hall , numerous tours in Europe, recordings for Sony Classical and many more. Barbara is an appointed Principal player in Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra. She also regularly performs in Colombia, UK and Europe as a solo violinist in a Latin-American ensemble Classico Latino.
At aged sixteen Peter was playing in the orchestra of London Festival Ballet. By the time he was 21 he had become principal cellist of both the London String Orchestra and London City Ballet. In that same year he was appointed Professor of viola da gamba and baroque cello at the Royal Academy of Music – then the youngest ever professor in the Academy's history. Four years later Peter embarked upon a two year period of study at Indiana University, taking lessons and masterclasses with such legendary figures as Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi, Janos Starker, Franco Gulli, Rostislav Dubinsky and Paul Tortelier, before returning from America to study further with William Pleeth. Peter's orchestral career has earned him principal positions with the English String Orchestra, Brighton Philharmonic and Oxford Philharmonic. In addition to his orchestral work Peter is keenly interested in chamber music, having been a founder member of the Rogeri Trio and for twelve years a member of the Bochmann Quartet. Chamber music collaborators have included Nigel Kennedy, Robert Cohen, Rafael Walfisch and Natalie Klein amongst many others. This year will see the release of his recording of Mendelssohn's Octet with Peter on first cello and Maxim Vengerov on first violin. Peter plays a cello by G.B.Rogeri dated 1697
Born in Krakow, Poland, Magdalena Nasidlak studied the piano at the Krakow Music Academy and then at the Birmingham Conservatoire where she graduated with an Advanced Postgraduate Diploma. She has been the recipient of numerous prizes including a prestigious award at the 8thInternational Contemporary Chamber Music Competition in Krakow and the Ludlow Philharmonic Concerto Prize. With British recorder player Christopher Orton, she took 2nd prize at the 10th International Contemporary Chamber Music Competition and has been awarded scholarships from the Friends of Cracow Society in Chicago, the Socrates/Erasmus program, the Polish Ministry of Culture, and the Diana Green Fund. Magdalena has performed throughout Poland, Germany, the UK, Sweden, France, and Israel both as a soloist and chamber musician. While continuing to pursue an active performing career, Magdalena has in recent years devoted herself to teaching. From 2008-12, she was Head of Keyboard at Bloxham School, Oxfordshire. Her current teaching commitments are at the Junior Department of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and Magdalen College School in Oxford.
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