Solo offer · Più Mosso Piotr Górski
Organ · Piano · Ceremonies · Recitals

Piotr Górski.

Organist and pianist. Winner of 1st prize at the Concorso Internazionale in Castellana Grotte (2025). Prizewinner of organ competitions in Poland and abroad. Master's degree with distinction from the Academy of Music in Poznań.

Piotr Górski at the organ
About the artist

Competition prizewinner. Graduate with distinction.

Piotr Górski is a versatile musician - organist and pianist - a graduate of the Academy of Music in Poznań with a diploma with distinction. He performs in concert halls and churches in Poland and abroad. He looks for projects where classical music gets a chance to sound in an unusual venue or an unconventional programme.

Achievements
  • 2025 1st prize - Concorso Internazionale Don Vincenzo Vitti, Castellana Grotte (Italy)
  • 2024 3rd prize - Rumia Organ Competition
  • 2023 Honourable mention - 9th National Bronisław Rutkowski Organ Competition, Kraków
  • 2022 1st prize - Giżycko Organ Competition
Education
  • Master's degree with distinction - Academy of Music in Poznań, class of prof. Sławomir Kamiński and Dr Jakub Pankowiak (2025)
  • Bachelor's degree - Academy of Music in Poznań, class of prof. Elżbieta Karolak and Dr Jarosław Tarnawski (2023)
  • Secondary music school (POSM, M. Karłowicz), Poznań, organ class of Dr Joanna Marciniak (2020)
Masterclasses
  • Daniel Roth - Paris / Haarlem
Piotr Górski
Piotr Górski at the organ
Piotr Górski
Offer

Three most common areas of collaboration.

The scope can be matched to the venue, the instrument, the character of the event and the expected length of the programme.

Ceremonies

Musical setting for ceremonies

  • church and civil ceremonies,
  • help choosing pieces and the order of moments,
  • calm execution without organisational chaos.
Concerts

Recitals and artistic events

  • churches, concert halls, cultural centres and festivals,
  • organ or piano formats,
  • programme matched to the character of the event.
Teaching

Individual lessons and tutoring

Learning to play, exam preparation and improvisation - all in one place, with one teacher.

  • piano, organ, accordion, saxophone,
  • tutoring in music-school subjects (ear training, harmony, music history, theory and more),
  • music for students in general schools,
  • improvisation lessons (classical, jazz, liturgical).
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Music school

Lessons, tutoring, improvisation.

I teach children taking their first steps at the instrument and secondary-school graduates preparing for their diploma exam - each at their own pace.

Instruments

Piano · Organ · Accordion · Saxophone

Learning to play from scratch or refining technique. Programme matched to the student's goals - recital, exam, personal enjoyment.

  • technique, interpretation, sight-reading,
  • classical, contemporary and popular repertoire,
  • preparation for auditions and competitions.
Music-school tutoring

All music school subjects

Help catching up on gaps and preparing for promotional and diploma exams.

  • ear training and dictation,
  • rules of music and theory,
  • harmony and musical analysis,
  • music history (including extended-level exams),
  • music appreciation, rhythmics, accompaniment.
General schools

Music in regular school

Music tutoring for primary and secondary school students - tests, quizzes, final exams.

  • music, primary school grades 4-7,
  • music history - extended-level exams,
  • preparation for music competitions.
Improvisation

Learning improvisation

Improvisation isn't taught in music school, yet it comes in handy at every Mass, wedding or band rehearsal.

  • classical and liturgical improvisation on organ,
  • jazz improvisation on piano,
  • harmonising melodies and playing by ear,
  • basso continuo and historical styles.
Repertoire

Repertoire tailored, not off-the-shelf.

What I play depends on the instrument I find on site - I choose a different repertoire for organ than for piano.

Classical and sacred music

Bach, Buxtehude, Franck, Vierne. And anything that works well on the specific organ or piano at hand.

Organ or piano recital

I order the pieces so the whole recital holds together, rather than playing a loose set of encores.

Film themes and requests

If you have a specific piece in mind, tell me. If it can be played well, I'll play it.

How it works

Choosing the programme step by step

  • agreeing on the type of event, venue and available instrument,
  • a repertoire proposal or direction for the programme,
  • matching the length and character of the music to the event,
  • final confirmation of details in a clear process.

It's fine to start without fixed preferences too - just describe the venue and mood, and I'll take care of the rest.

Photos

Selected shots from concerts and performances.

These images are drawn from the project's photo library and show Piotr Górski's solo offer.

Collaboration

How the collaboration works.

01

First contact

Date, location, type of occasion - that's enough to start. I usually reply the same day.

02

Proposal

I suggest a repertoire direction and scope; you can change it or leave it as is.

03

Details

We settle programme details and technical conditions on site. You get the scenario in writing, well in advance.

04

Performance

I arrive early - checking the instrument and acoustics before the event starts.

Contact

Write. I'll check availability and reply with specifics.

Just the date, location and type of occasion is enough. If you know which instruments are available on site, even better. We'll settle the rest in conversation.