October 17th marks the death anniversary of Fryderyk Chopin, the poet of the piano. In this first live recital following the COVID-19...

In this episode of "Bach@Home" you will learn about composer Harry Thacker Burleigh (1866-1949) and hear his only work for piano solo...

A musical extravaganza commemorating the 80th death anniversary of Ignacy Jan Paderewski will take place in New York City's Town Hall on...

Magdalena gave a world premiere of the meditative Prelude and Fugue for piano solo at the Composers Concordance season opening concert...

Some of you wondered in the comments on the live performance of Mozart's variations "Ah, vous dirai-je maman" (available here) about who...

Mozart's Sonata in A major, K. 331 is delightful to hear, yet it is far from ordinary - in fact, most things about it are quite unusual....

Arthur Schnabel famously said: “The sonatas of Mozart are unique; they are too easy for children, and too difficult for artists.” What...

What does the K. in Mozart's sonatas stand for? What is the sonata form? How is it constructed? What happens in each section? Should you...

New release: "Robo Tribe" (Magdalena Baczewska remix), a part of the inaugural album "Personal Cosmology," on THE DJ'S DAUGHTER.

"Baczewska is a fascinating artist" "This album is different in a subtle but profound way." "I have never enjoyed a recording of Mozart's...

Lecturing and giving piano master classes this week at the Chopin Academy of Atlanta, organized by the Chopin Society of Atlanta.

Magdalena Baczewska gave a presentation to EPIC, Emeritus Professors in Columbia, featuring solo piano music by African-American composers.

In this episode of Bach@Home pianist Magdalena Baczewska celebrates Margaret Bonds: a pianist, composer, pedagogue, and a lifetime...

In this third and final episode of Bach@Home dedicated to the childhood and youth of Fryderyk Chopin, pianist Magdalena Baczewska talks...

In the second episode of Bach@Home dedicated to the childhood and youth of Fryderyk Chopin, you will learn about his time in the country...

Very grateful to USC Thornton School of Music Polish Music Center for this feature in “Music and the Pandemic.” Click here to read.

New on YouTube: "The Childhood and First Polonaises of Fryderyk Chopin" What was he like? How did he play? Who were his parents? How did...

ConcertoNet loved Magdalena's Mozart album! A few quotes: “One of the most innovative, even radical classical keyboardists in the U.S.”...

The Memorial Day tradition dates back from the years following the American Civil War. Reflecting with the music of Thomas 'Blind Tom'...

Enjoy the finale of "The Battle of Manassas "by Thomas ‘Blind Tom’ Wiggins, performed by Magdalena Baczewska live at the historic...