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"Krzysztof Jablonski is the greatest talent in Polish piano playing since Krystian Zimerman. A native of Wroclaw, and citizen of the world, he is an attraction at the most prestigious concert halls, from Warsaw to New York"
Luna Music, Wroclaw, Poland
"The Star Is Born"
Israel, Yedioth Ahronoth
"This was pianistic power of a very high magnitude"
The New York Times
"With Soul In Fingers"
Denmark, Copenhagen, Weekend Arisen
"(...) His Soul And The Piano Are One"
Israel, Ma'Ariv |
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Photo: Andrzej Swietlik |
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What the critics say...
(...) Mr. Jablonski played elegantly and with unshakeable
interpretative control (...) His fastidiousness was a virtue, and left one admiring the
transparency of his textures and his ability to build interpretations that had a clear,
logical shape. (…) The New York Times
POLISH PIANIST'S CHOPIN PROGRAM EXCITES CROWD (...) It was an intoxicating recital, pure
bliss from start to finish. (...) Jablonski is a pianist to remember, a talent that soars
above the norm. (…) the maturity of his sensitivity is remarkable. His technique is
perfect (…) The Palm Beach Post
(...) Jablonski's healthy way of capturing the profile that gives a piece of
music its character reminds me a little of the late Arthur Rubinstein. The Herald,
Miami
It might sound like faint praise to say that Krzysztof Jablonski, the young Polish pianist
who gave a recital (…) was notable chiefly for his unfaltering command of the
keyboard. But this was pianistic power of a very high magnitude; (…) Not even the
flashiest run was played for display; everything was stitched into an intelligent musical
whole. (…) This was a significant and memorable recital. The New York Times
There was fire in the playing of the Polish pianist, Krzysztof Jablonski in the National
Concert Hall last night. (...) In terms of keyboard facility, there haven't been many
players heard in Dublin in recent years to rival this still-young Pole. There was a lot to
admire in the keyboard wizardry of this 25-year-old's recital (…) Ireland, Irish
Times
(...) His soul and the piano are one (...) Israel, Ma'ariv
THE STAR IS BORN (...) the public started to clap in the middle of the recital of
Jablonski. Finally, there is an artist for the Rubinstein competition and not only a
pianist. (...) When Jablonski plays he is never screaming; his Haydn Sonata turned to be
an event of tension. His Liszt - beautiful colors of the piano, his magnificent Chopin's
pieces will stay long in memory. Israel, Yedioth Ahronoth
It was an intoxicating recital, pure bliss from start to finish. (...) Jablonski is a
pianist to remember, a talent that soars above the norm. (…) the maturity of his
sensitivity is remarkable. His technique is perfect (…) The Palm Beach Post
(...) Jablonski's Beethoven: Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37, epitomized the perfection
of marble-austere objectivity, classic in polish, romantic in temperament. With a powerful
and flawless touch, he carved regal phrases and carefully planned climaxes, in which every
note found its place in the overall structure, and each was a pearl. Not a gesture was
wasted or ill considered, even in his stage presence. (...) Israel, The Jerusalem Post
(…) Melodies, harmonic textures and structural shades were translated into real
artistic processes demonstrating virtuosity and sparkling beauty, such as few of his
generation are masters of (...) Israel, Ha'Aretz
(…) Jablonski revealed himself to be not only a glistening star, but also a mature
artist (...) Israel, Yediot Acharanot
(…) It was spectacular music and music-making that made this night a winner. First
was pianist Krzysztof Jablonski's immaculate performance of the First Piano Concerto
of F. Chopin. From his opening notes, Jablonski was authoritative, clear and wonderfully
free of affectations (…) captivating performance (…) Edmonton Journal
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