Lukasz Kuropaczewski “is definitely the new megastar of the classical guitar.” (El Nuevo Dia, Puerto
Rico)
Lukasz is in great demand as a recitalist and as soloist with orchestras, and he is invited to perform in
numerous venues around the globe each year. Highlights include appearances in London’s Royal Festival
Hall, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Warsaw’s National Philharmonic Hall, Tchaikovsky Hall in
Moscow, Caramoor Music Festival, the Santa Fe Music Festival, Easter Beethoven Festival, Tonhalle
Zurich, Heidelberger Fruhling, Schleswig Holstein Musik Festival and New York's Carnegie Hall.
An avid chamber music collaborator, he performed with the Orion String Quartet, mandolin player Avi
Avital, Richard Galliano, Daniel Hope, Stefano Barneschi (concertmaster of Il Giardino Armonico),
countertenor Jakub Jozef Orlinski, pianist Alek Debicz or accordionist Maciej Frackiewicz.
Lukasz has inspired many composers to write work for his instrument. He premiered a guitar quintet,
“Acequias,” by Marc Neikrug at the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, and his “Three Pieces for Guitar”
at the Baltimore Museum of Art in Baltimore, Triptych Sonata by K. Meyer at the Caramoor Festival in
New York. He has premiered concertos by Angelo Gilardino, Krzysztof Meyer, Mikolaj Gorecki, and
Alexandre Tansman. He made the guitar version of Krzysztof Penderecki’s Viola Concerto and premiered
it with Sinfonia Varsovia and conductor Maximiano Valdes. In 2022 he premiered a new Concerto by Marc
Neikrug in Marseille, France with the Marseilla Opera Orchestra and Lawrence Foster.
Lukasz Kuropaczewski is currently on the faculty of the Kunst University Graz, Austria and Academy of
Music in Poznan, Poland, holding a doctorate degree in performance.
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