Violinist. Graduate of the Academy of Music in Poznań. Performs in the Più Mosso duo as well as in solo and chamber projects.
Zofia Andersz studies at the Academy of Music in Poznań under prof. Dorota Kwiecińska. She focuses on chamber music and solo violin recitals. She performs in churches, concert halls and cultural venues.
Day to day she plays in orchestral and chamber projects, alongside her studies at the Academy of Music in Poznań. Solo, she performs at ceremonies and recitals for cultural institutions.
The programme is settled after a conversation about the venue and character of the event - there's no fixed price list or menu of pieces to pick from.
The scope can be matched to the venue, the character of the event and the expected length of the programme.
Solo violin for the entrance, the vows and the exit from the church - matched to the acoustics of that specific interior.
Solo or in a smaller chamber ensemble - depending on the hall and the occasion.
What she plays at a church wedding differs from a chamber concert programme - the repertoire is matched to the hall and the occasion.
Vivaldi, Bach, Telemann, Handel. Repertoire that works both in a church and in a concert hall.
Kreisler, Brahms, Franck, Bartók - mostly for recitals and chamber evenings.
If you have a specific piece in mind, tell me. If it can be played well, it will be.
It's fine to start without a programme in mind too - just describe the venue and mood of the event, and she'll take care of the rest.
These images show Zofia Andersz in various concert settings - from ceremonies to recitals in sacred venues.
Write the date, venue and type of event. Zofia usually replies the same day.
She suggests a repertoire direction - you can accept it or ask for changes.
Together you settle programme details and conditions on site; you get the scenario well in advance.
She arrives at the venue early to check the hall's acoustics and the setup.
Just the date, location and type of occasion is enough. The more detail about the venue and programme, the better. We'll settle the rest in conversation.