Wojciech Waleczek

EUROPEAN PIANO RECITAL

25 works from the 27 countries of the European Union

WOJCIECH WALECZEK – piano

The European Piano Recital presents a compelling musical journey through the rich and diverse tradition of European piano music, featuring masterpieces by composers such as Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, and Liszt.

These composers represent the core of the European musical heritage and the evolution of the piano recital as one of the central forms of artistic expression in European culture. Their works combine formal brilliance, expressive depth, and exceptional pianistic virtuosity.

This programme highlights the shared cultural identity of Europe through its most significant piano repertoire and offers audiences an authentic and profound concert experience rooted in the European artistic tradition.

The programme is particularly suitable for concert halls, festivals, cultural institutions, European cultural organisations, and international concert series.

Duration: approx. 60–90 minutes
Programme may be adapted to specific venues and institutional contexts.

Austria

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Turkish March

Belgium

César Franck – The Doll`s Lament

Bulgaria

Tsvetan Radoslavov – Mila Rodino

Croatia

Ivan Zajc – Uvod i Sbor prosjakinjah

Cyprus

David Pentecost – Reverie

Czech Republic

Antonín Dvořák – Lullaby

Denmark

Carl Nielsen – Piano Piece op. 3, No. 1

Estonia

Eduard Tubin – Prelude No. 1

Finland

Oskar Merikanto – Laulu

Germany

Johann Sebastian Bach – Air from the Goldberg Variations

Greece

Spyridon Samaras – Sérénade française

Italy / Hungary

Nicolo Paganini / Ferenc Liszt – Caprice No. 24

Ireland

John Field – Nocturne in G Major No. 12

Latvia

Jāzeps Vītols – Prelude Op. 19 No. 2

Lithuania

Mikalojus K. Čiurlionis Piano Piece, VL 281

Luxembourg

Jean Antoine Zinnen – Ons Hémecht

Malta

Nicolas Isouard – Gavotte de la Dansomanie

Netherlands

Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck – Toccata in C Major

France / Poland

Jacques Halévy / Fryderyk Chopin – Variations Brillantes, op. 12

Portugal

Carlos Seixas – Tocata 45

Romania

Ion Ivanovici – Waves of the Danube

Slovakia

Jan Cikker – Sonatina No. 1, 1st mvmt

Slovenia

Slavko Osterc – Piece for piano No. 4

Spain

Isaac Albéniz – Tango from España

Sweden

Johan Helmich Roman- Sonata No. 1, 3rd mvmt