After his concerto debut at the age of fourteen, Kazimierz Brzozowski
frequently performed as a soloist with the Lublin Philharmonic
Orchestra and he gave series of concerts in Hungary. As a student in
Warsaw, he often appeared in recitals at the Academy of Music, Chopin
Society, Warsaw Musical Society, National Philharmonic Hall, and at
Zelazowa Wola - Chopin's birthplace. He has made recordings for the
Polish Radio and Television, recorded compact discs with music by
Chopin, Szymanowski and Liszt. His recordings are also included in
popular CD sets "Living with the Classics".
Mr. Brzozowski's performance highlights include a New York Carnegie
Hall debut, performances in Warsaw with the Polish National Radio
Orchestra, recorded live for the Public Radio and TV, concerts at the
Mozart Festival and the Chopin Festival in Warsaw, recitals for the
Chopin Foundation in Florida, and concerts in Japan.
Kazimierz Brzozowski currently resides in Michigan, where he has
frequently performed in recitals, and as a soloist with symphony
orchestras including the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. He performs in his
native Poland as well, in recitals and as a soloist with Philharmonic
orchestras.
He is a graduate of the Warsaw Chopin Academy of Music (M.M.) and
University of Michigan (DMA). He has received awards from the Chopin
Music Academy in Warsaw, Ann Arbor Musical Society in Michigan,
University of Michigan and Kosciuszko Foundation in New York. He is a
prize winner at the Polish National Piano Festival and Chopin Society
Competition in Warsaw. Mr. Brzozowski is a Steinway artist.
Dr. Brzozowski is the founder and director of the International Music
Festival, held annually in Naleczow, Poland. This event, now in its
thirteenth year, attracts international high school and college
students for intensive study and performances, both solo and with a
chamber orchestra. Faculty and guest artists come from Poland, United
States, Russia, and Japan.
Kazimierz Brzozowski
