It is such a beautiful composition, being performed quite often, recorded so many times. Yet, some people have the ability to understand the music differently, play it with great sensitivity, meaningfully, bringing joy to my heart. This morning I did listen to fragments of Golda Tatz's recording of the Humoreske Op. 20 by Schumann, which made me nostalgic. I did slow down, focused and found positive thoughts for the day. Thank you Golda!
Laureate of the F. Chopin International Piano Competition in Warsaw in 1985, winner of top prizes at international piano competitions in Miland, Palm Beach, Monza, Dublin, Calgary. Gold Medallist of the A. Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition in Tel Aviv. For more than 30 years Jablonski performs solo, chamber and with orchestras in Europe, Americas, Asia, and Israel. Also played for ballet, opera, and theatre spectacles as well as for spectacular, multi-discipline events. In 2017 Jablonski started recording complete works by Chopin both on modern and historical instruments for the F. Chopin National Institute in Warsaw, Poland. He was Full Professor of the F. Chopin University of Music in Warsaw (2004-2017). Piano Faculty of the Mount Royal University in Calgary, The Conservatory since 2002. He also teaches at the University of Calgary. He presents master classes, lectures and is a jury member at international piano competitions.
