Adam Kostecki
Professor for violin at the Music University Hannover (Musikhochschule Hannover)
Artistic Director and Leader of
the Hanover Chamber Orchestra
Pupil of Boris Bielenki (chair David Oistrach) at the famous Moscow Tschaikovsky Conservatory.
Simultaneously, violin and musical stimulation from the likes of Isaac Stern, Henryk Szeryng, Nathan Milstein and Yehudi Menuhin contributed to his violinistic growth.
Discovered while still a student, Adam Kostecki began concertizing as a soloist and chamber musician, (he made his debut as a soloist in 1967, playing the violin concerto in f sharp minor by Henryk Wieniawski with the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra), a performing career which has spanned some decades.
A prizewinner himself of domestic and international chamber music and violin competitions (Opole, Colmar and Paganini).
After finishing his studies in 1972 he moved to Germany where he worked for some years as the leader of several top German orchestras.
From 1983 - 1989 Adam Kostecki was assistant artistic director with the Polish Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra and since 1990 he has been director of the Kammerorchester Hannover.
In 1992 he was appointed and invited to teach as professor of violin at the Music University Hannover (Germany).
Adam Kostecki's concert activities have taken him around the world. Concerts in Europe ( Spain, France, Belgium, Netherland, Poland, Turkey and Germany), South America (Brasil, Urugway) and the Far East (Japan, Korea, China).
A diverse CD recording (Labels - Le Chant du Monde, Thorofon, Selene Records and Fox Records ), radio and television appearances ( Polish Television, Senado. Brazil), and critically-acclaimed performances :
"...A violinist among the greatest of the former students of David Oistrach..." "...rousing soloist of outstanding ability"... "...His interpretation turned this concert into an experience..." "...striking violin playing with every breath..."
confirm Adam Kostecki standing as an eminent violinist and chamber musician.
During recent years, Adam Kostecki gave many international master classes : Holland, Switzerland, France, Poland, Germany, USA, South America, Japan, Korea, China, Russia / on the famous Shanghai and Moscow Conservatory/, and is now
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