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UNT CURRICULUM VITAADAM WODNICKI

Table of contents

Personal information p. 2

Education p. 2

Professional experience p. 2

Professional activities

Membership in professional organizations p. 3Consulting p. 3Honors pp.3-4Areas of expertise p. 5

School/College committees & councils p. 5

Department/Division committees & councils p. 5

Grants & contracts p. 6

Publications & creative activities

Publications pp. 6-7Performances pp. 7-23Masterclasses pp. 23-29Recordings pp. 29- 30Jury membership in international competitions p. 31

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 2

UNT CURRICULUM VITA

Name Adam Wodnicki Department College of Music Keyboard Division/Piano University of North Texas Denton, Texas 76203

Phone: Office 940-565-3715

Website: www.adamwodnicki.com EDUCATION

Year Degree Major Institution

1977-79 Artist Diploma Piano Performance Indiana University, Bloomington studies

1974 MM Piano Performance Music Academy, Cracow, Poland

1968 Professional Piano Performance High School of Music, Rzeszow, Poland Diploma

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Beginning Date- Ending Date Position Organization Location

2008-present Regents Professor University of North Texas Denton, Texas

1991- 2008 Professor University of North Texas Denton, Texas

1986-1991 Associate Professor University of North Texas Denton, Texas

1980-1986 Assistant Professor University of North Texas Denton, Texas

1979-1980 Assistant Professor University of Texas at Austin Austin, Texas

1977-1979 Assistant Professor Music Academy Cracow, Poland1973-1977 Junior Faculty Music Academy Cracow, Poland (full-time)


PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Membership in Professional Organizations

American Liszt SocietyMusic Teachers National AssociationNational Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, voting member

Consulting

University of Colorado at Boulder outside evaluator for the purpose of granting promotion to full professor (2010)Rutgers University outside evaluator for the purpose of granting promotion and tenure (2007)National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, external evaluator for promotion (1999)

Honors

Competition Prizes

1974 – laureate of the “Young Artists’ Showcase” competition, VIII Festival of Polish Pianists, Slupsk, Poland, three prizes.1971 – prize-winner, National Chopin Society Competition, Warsaw, Poland1970 – prize-winner, National Chopin Society Competition, Warsaw, Poland1969 – prize- winner, National Chopin Society Competition, Warsaw, Poland1964 – I prize, Piano Competition, Rzeszow, Poland.

Other Honors

2016 - Received a Memorial Medal of the University of Wroclaw, Poland, from the Rector of the University, June 13.

2015 - Received a 2015 Golden Owl (Goldene Eule) statuette awarded by the Editorial Board of periodical Jupiter (Vienna, Austria) for achievements in the field of music.

2014 - awarded by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland medal Gloria Artis for distinguished achievement in the field of culture.

2009 – CD recording nominated for the Fryderyk Award, equivalent of Polish Grammy.


1997 – present - on the worldwide roster of Steinway Artists.

1997 – 2009 - on the Texas Touring Program of the Texas Commission on the Arts.

Board Memberships, Directorships

2015 - Member of the Advisory Council of the International Fryderyk Chopin Music Academy in Lahr, Germany.

2004 – 2011 - Artistic Co-director of the International Piano Masterclasses and Competition in Varna, Bulgaria, organized by Symphonic Workshops of Toronto, Canada.

2003 – 2004 - Artistic Co-Director, International Piano Workshop, Kromeriz, Czech Republic, organized by Symphonic Workshops, Toronto, Canada.

2001 – 2003 - Artistic Co-director of the International Piano Masterclasses in Prague, Czech Republic, organized by Symphonic Workshops of Toronto, Canada.

2001 - 2004 - Member of the Board of Artistic Advisors of the International Piano Festival and Course “Celebrating the Great Pianists” at the University of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal.

1996 -1999 - Member, Board of Directors and Vice-President, Texas Steinway Society.

Honorary Recognition Awards

2013 - received an honorary citizenship of the city of Przemysl, Poland, granted by the Przemysl City Council.

2007 – received an honorary membership of the Musical Society in Przemysl, Poland, “in recognition of meritorious service on behalf of the artistic and educational endeavors of the Society in promoting classical music”.

2002 - received an honorary title of Guest Professor at Guangxi Arts College in Nanning, China

1992, July – chosen a University of North Texas Scholar of the Month.

1991 – nominated for Piper Professor Award at UNT.


Areas of Expertise

Piano performancePiano pedagogyChamber music performance

SCHOOL/COLLEGE COMMITTEES & COUNCILS

Beginning Date-Ending Date Name of Committee

1993-2003 Doctor of Musical Arts Committee, member

1987-1993 Doctor of Musical Arts Committee, adjunct member

1988-1989 Mission and Objectives Committee, member

1988 Director of Orchestras Search Committee

DEPARTMENT/DIVISION COMMITTEES & COUNCILS

Beginning Date-Ending Date Name of Committee

2015-present Divisional PAC, member

2007- 2014 Divisional PAC, member

1997-2006 Divisional PAC, chair

1992-1997 Divisional PAC, member

2002 Piano Search Committee, member





GRANTS & CONTRACTS

Beginning Date-Ending Date Title Agency Amount

1997 – 2009 Texas Touring Texas Commission variable, accessible Program on the Arts only to presenters

2000 The Fund for US Arts International Artists at International Foundation, New York $2000.00 Festivals and Exhibitions

1992 Faculty Research Grant University of North $1800.00 Texas

1991 Spring Faculty Development University of North regular salary Leave Texas

PUBLICATIONS & CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

Publications

Tadeusz Joteyko. Selected Works for Piano, vol.1 and vol.2. Adam Wodnicki, editor. Gdynia, Poland: Eufonium 2016.

- Volume 1 contains Ouverture de Concert, op.10; Zygmunt August. Fantasia; Six -Morceaux, op.16; Six Morceaux,op.21.

- Volume 2 contains Miniatures.12 Petits Morceaux,op.12; Quatre Mazurkas, op.24; Melodies Ukrainiennes, op.25; Melodies Alsaciennes, op.26; Fantazja goralska (Fantaisie Montagnarde), op.52; Humoreska (Humoresque).

Edward Wolff. L'Art de L'expression, 24 Etudes Faciles et Progressives, op.90. Adam Wodnicki, editor. Gdynia, Poland: Eufonium 2016.

Tadeusz Joteyko. 24 Preludes for Piano. Adam Wodnicki, editor. Gdynia, Poland: Eufonium 2015.

Tadeusz Joteyko. Sonatinas for piano. Adam Wodnicki, editor. Gdynia, Poland: Eufonium, 2015.

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 7Niewiadomski, Stanislaw. Theme et Variations na fortepian (Theme et Variations for piano). Adam Wodnicki, editor. Gdynia, Poland: Eufonium, 2014.

Perkowski, Piotr. Maski na fortepian (Les Masques for piano). Adam Wodnicki, editor. Gdynia, Poland: Eufonium, 2013.

Perkowski, Piotr. 5 Krakowiakow na fortepian (5 Krakowiaks for piano). Adam Wodnicki, editor. Gdynia, Poland: Eufonium, 2012.

Perkowski, Piotr. Na rozstaju; 9 miniatur na fortepian (At the crossroads; 9 miniatures for piano). Adam Wodnicki, editor. Gdynia, Poland: Eufonium, 2010.

Chopin, Tempo Rubato And Paderewski, The European Journal for Pianists and Teachers, London, vol. 29, no.91 (2010), 32-33. Paderewski, Ignacy Jan. Dziela wszystkie (Complete works). Chief editor Malgorzata Perkowska-Waszek. Krakow: Musica Iagellonica, 1997-2006.

Adam Wodnicki, performance editor:Vol. 1. Piano works, opp. 1-6, 8-9Vol. 2. Piano works, opp. 10-12, 14-16Vol. 3. Piano works, op. 21, 23Vol. 5. Chamber musicVol. 6. SongsVol. 8. Polish fantasy on original theme, op. 19

Contribution to an entry in Slownik pianistow polskich (Dictionary of Polish pianists), compiled by Stanislaw Dybowski. Warszawa, Selene, 2003.

Contribution to an article “The National Edition – searching for the authentic text of Chopin’s music”, Polonaise, a publication of The Chopin Foundation of the United States, Miami, Florida, vol.XVII, Number 1.

Performances

(All performances listed below were by invitation/return invitation of the presenting institutions. No on-campus performances are included.)2016

Edinburg, Texas, with the Valley Symphony Orchestra, Piotr Dabrowski, conductor (Grieg - Piano Concerto).Kielce, Poland, with the Swietokrzyska Philharmonic, Lukasz Olechnowicz, conductor (Chopin - Andante spianato and Grand Polonaise, Liszt - Hungarian Fantasy).

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 8Wroclaw, Poland, University of Wroclaw, solo recital (Mozart, Chopin, Debussy, Lutoslawski, Liszt).Valldemossa, Mallorca (Spain), solo recital at the Valldemossa Kartause, renowned for Chopin's and George Sand's stay there (Chopin, Debussy, Bernstein, Liszt).Abilene, Texas, with Abilene Philharmonic, David Itkin, conductor (Beethoven - Concerto.no.3)October 5, Swidnica, Poland, solo recital (Chopin, Debussy, Bernstein, Liszt).Zielona Gora, Poland, with the Zielona Gora Philharmonic, Czeslaw Grabowski, conductor (Beethoven - Concerto no.3).New Britain, Connecticut, solo recital for the Fryderyk Chopin Society of Connecticut (Chopin, Debussy, Bernstein, Liszt).

2015

Corpus Christi, Texas, an all-Chopin recital for the Chopin Society of Texas.Harlingen, Texas, an all-Chopin recital for the Chopin Society of Texas.Beijing, China, China Conservatory of Music, solo recital ( Paderewski, Chopin, Lutoslawski, Muczynski, Liszt). Denton, Texas, UNT. Performance at the 2015 American Liszt Society Festival (Liszt - Mephisto Waltz no.1).Koszalin, Poland, with the Koszalin Philharmonic, Rafal Kloczko, conductor (Chopin - Concerto no.2 in F-minor). Wroclaw, Poland. University of Wroclaw, solo recital (Chopin, Bernstein, Muczynski, Liszt).Przemysl, Poland, Royal Castle, solo recital (Chopin, Bernstein, Muczynski, Liszt).L'viv. Ukraine, IV International Festival Discovering Paderewski, with L'viv Philharmonic, Andrzej Bauer, conductor (Grieg - Piano Concerto).Bialystok, Poland, Chopin University of Music. Solo recital (Barber, Ives, Bernstein, Muczynski, Chopin, Liszt).

2014

Rzeszow, Poland, with the Podkarpacka Philharmonic, Francesco Di Mauro, conductor (Beethoven - Piano Concerto no.3).Radom, Poland, with the Radom Chamber Orchestra, Maciej Zoltowski, conductor, 4 concerts; 3 school concerts and a regular subscription concert (Beethoven - Piano Concerto no.3).Stalowa Wola, Poland, International Janina Garscia Festival, solo recital.Przemysl, Poland, Royal Castle, with the Przemysl Chamber Orchestra, Piotr Tarcholik, leader (Beethoven - III Piano Concerto).Gorzow Wielkopolski, Poland, Gorzow Philharmonic Hall, solo recital.Walbrzych, Poland, with Sudety Philharmonic, Jerzy Kosek, conductor (Brahms - Piano Concerto no.2).Wroclaw, Poland, University of Wroclaw, solo recital.


Zelazowa Wola n/Warsaw, Poland, Chopin's birthplace, all-Chopin solo recital.Duszniki-Zdroj, Poland, 69th International Chopin Festival, solo recital.Duszniki -Zdroj, Poland, Nocturne, a night concert, solo performance (Chopin).Katowice, Poland, at the National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra Hall, solo recital of American piano music.Torun, Poland, with Torun Symphony Orchestra, Miroslaw Jacek Blaszczyk, conductor (Liszt - Concerto in E-flat Major).Opole, Poland, with Opole Philharmonic, Boguslaw Jan Bemben, conductor (Stojowski - Concerto no.1 in F-sharp minor).

2013

Edinburgh, Texas, with Valley Symphony Orchestra, Peter Dabrowski, conductor (Rachmaninoff - II Piano Concerto).Dallas, Texas, Binnerri Presbyterian Church, solo performance.Katowice, Poland, with Silesian Philharmonic, Miroslaw Blaszczyk, conductor (Rachmaninoff - II Piano Concerto).Przemysl, Poland, Royal Castle, solo performance and with Przemysl Chamber Orchestra (Chopin - op.22).Zielona Gora, Poland, with Zielona Gora Philharmonic, Czeslaw Grabowski, conductor (Rachmaninoff - II Piano Concerto).Szczecin, Poland, with Szczecin Philharmonic, Jakub Chrenowicz, conductor (Ravel - Concerto for the left hand; L. Anderson - Piano Concerto).Gorzow Wielkopolski, Poland, with Gorzow Philharmonic, Grzegorz Berniak, conductor (Chopin - op.22).Zakopane, Poland, with Beethoven Academy Orchestra, Massimiliano Caldi, conductor (Szymanowski - Symphonie concertante).Rybna, Poland, solo recital.Krosno, Poland, Krosno Autumn Music Festival, solo recital.Swidnica, Poland, City Theater, solo recital.

2012

Opole, Poland, Center for Art Education, solo recital.Cracow, Poland, with Cracow Philharmonic, Marek Pijarowski, conductor (Rachmaninoff – II Piano Concerto).Cracow, Poland, repeat of the above concert.Stalowa Wola, Poland, V International Janina Garscia Competition, solo recital. Wroclaw, Poland, University of Wroclaw, solo recital. Torun, Poland, with the Torun Symphony Orchestra, Massimiliano Caldi, conductor (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Olsztyn, Poland, Olsztyn Philharmonic Hall, solo recital.Katowice, Poland, with the National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Michal Klauza, conductor (Stojowski - Rhapsodie Symphonique).


2011

Athens, Georgia, University of Georgia, solo performance at the 2011 American Liszt Society Festival.Lublin, Poland, soloist with the Lublin Philharmonic (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Wroclaw, Poland, University of Wroclaw, solo recital.Koszalin, Poland, soloist with the Koszalin Philharmonic (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Kielce, Poland, soloist with the Swietokrzyska Philharmonic (Tchaikovsky – Piano Concerto no.1).Radom, Poland, soloist with the Radom Chamber Orchestra (Mozart – Piano Concerto in A-major, K414).Rzeszow, Poland, soloist with the Podkarpacka Philharmonic (Paderewski – Piano Concerto).

2010

Wroclaw, Poland, University of Wroclaw, solo recital.Zielona Gora, Poland, soloist with the Zielona Gora Philharmonic (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Warsaw, Poland, solo recital.Stalowa Wola, solo recital.L’viv, Ukraine, soloist with the L’viv Philharmonic (Chopin – Piano Concerto no.2).Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Festival South, solo recital.Zakopane, Poland, XXXIII International Karol Szymanowski Festival, solo recital.Opole, Poland, Center for Arts Education, solo recital.Glucholazy, Poland, VIII Festival Gaude Mater Polonia, solo recital.Katowice, Poland, soloist with the Silesian Philharmonic (Liszt – Piano Concerto no.1).Przemysl, Poland, solo recital and performance with the Przemysl Music School Orchestra (Chopin – Rondo a la Krakowiak, op.16, Andante spianato and Grand Polonaise, op.22).Torun, Poland, soloist with the Torun Symphony Orchestra (Chopin – Rondo a la Krakowiak, op.16, Andante spianato and Grand Polonaise, op.22)Plano, Texas, Steinway Hall, solo recital for FMTA.Plano, Texas, Steinway Hall, solo recital for PTMA.McAllen, Texas, International Museum of Arts and Science, solo recital.

2009

Fredericksburg, Texas, Fredericksburg Music Club Concert Series, solo recital.Nanjing, China, Nanjing Normal University, solo recital. Chinese premiere of James Wintle’s Fantasia brillante, written for Adam Wodnicki.LianYun Guang, China, XinHai High School, solo performance.LianYun Guang, China, Cultural Palace, solo recital.

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 11Nanjing, China, Zhijin Music Hall, soloist with the Nanjing City Youth Orchestra (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Nanjing, China, Nanjing Audit College, solo recital.Guangzhou, China, XinHai Conservatory, solo recital.Bielsko, Poland, soloist with Bielsko Festival Orchestra (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Krakow, Poland, soloist with the Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra (Brahms – Piano Concerto no.2) 2 concerts.Lancut, Poland, 48th Music Festival in Lancut, solo recital.Opole, Poland, soloist with the Opole Philharmonic (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Prague, Czech Republic, solo recital.Telc, Czech Republic, solo recital.Tabor, Czech Republic, solo recital.Hranice, Czech Republic, solo recital.Nove Mesto na Morave, Czech Republic, solo recital.Radom, Poland, soloist with the Radom Chamber Orchestra Beethoven – Piano Concerto no.4). 3 school concerts.Radom, Poland, soloist with the Radom Chamber Orchestra, subscription concert (Beethoven – Piano Concerto no.4).Przemysl, Poland, solo recital.Lublin, Poland, Gala Opening Concert of the 2009/2010 Concert Season, soloist with the Lublin Philharmonic (Paderewski – Piano Concerto op.17).Swidnica, Poland, “Master Recital Series”, solo recital.Koszalin, Poland, soloist with the Koszalin Philharmonic (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Edinburg, Texas, soloist with the Valley Symphony Orchestra (Beethoven – Piano Concerto no.4).South Padre Island, Texas, soloist with the Valley Symphony Orchestra (Beethoven – Piano Concerto no.4).Varese, Italy, University of Insubria Concert Series, solo recital. Italian premiere of James Wintle’s Fantasie brillante ,written for Adam Wodnicki.

2008

Brno, Czech Republic, Masaryk University, solo recital.Polna, Czech Republic, solo recital.Pisek, Czech Republic, solo recital.Zabrze, Poland, soloist with Zabrze Philharmonic (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Kielce, Poland, soloist with Kielce Philharmonic (Ravel – Piano Concerto for the Left Hand). Naleczow, Poland, solo recital.Torun, Poland, soloist with Torun Symphony Orchestra (Brahms – Concerto no.2).Katowice, Poland, soloist with Silesian Philharmonic (Grieg – Piano Concerto).Kasna Dolna, Poland, Paderewski Center, solo recital.College Station, Texas, Texas A&M University Summer Concert Series, solo recital.Nancy, France, Music Festival Nancyphonies, solo recital.

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 12Varna, Bulgaria, soloist with Philharmonia Bulgarica (Grieg – Piano Concerto).L’viv, Ukraine, soloist with L’viv Philharmonic, International Music Festival Contrasts, (Paderewski – Piano Concerto).Jelenia Gora, Poland, soloist with Jelenia Gora Philharmonic (Serocki – Piano Concerto).Zielona Gora, Poland, soloist with Zielona Gora Philharmonic (Paderewski – Piano Concerto).

2007

Edinburg, Texas, soloist with the Valley Symphony Orchestra, preparatory concert, open to students and Faculty (Lutoslawski – Paganini-Variations, Gershwin – Rhapsody in Blue)Edinburg, Texas, soloist with the Valley Symphony Orchestra, regular subscription concert, program as abovePrzemysl, Poland, International Festival XXIV Przemysl Musical Autumn, soloist with the Przemysl Chamber Orchestra (Beethoven – Piano Concerto No.4).Czestochowa, Poland, soloist with the Czestochowa Philharmonic Orchestra (Grieg - Piano Concerto)Cracow, Poland, soloist with the Cracow Philharmonic Orchestra (Rachmaninoff – III Piano Concerto)Cracow, Poland, repeat of the concert aboveZakopane, Poland, Villa “Atma”, Karol Szymanowski’s Home and Museum. XXX International Festival of Music of Karol Szymanowski, solo recitalLviv, Ukraine, XXVI International Music Festival “Virtuosi”, Lviv Philharmonic Hall, solo recital.Koszalin, Poland, soloist with the Koszalin Philharmonic Orchestra (Rachmaninoff – III Piano Concerto) Przemysl, Poland, Cultural Center, solo recitalRzeszow, Poland, soloist with the Rzeszow Philharmonic Orchestra (Brahms – II Piano Concerto)

2006

Fredericksburg, Texas, solo recitalMcAllen, Texas, soloist with the Valley Symphony Orchestra (Ravel – Piano Concerto for the left hand)Marshall, Texas, soloist with the Marshall Symphony Orchestra (Grieg – Piano Concerto)Jelenia Gora, Poland, Jelenia Gora Philharmonic Hall, solo recitalBydgoszcz, Poland, soloist with the Cappella Bydgostiensis (Beethoven – Concerto No. 3). Bialystok, Poland, soloist with the Bialystok Philharmonic (Grieg – Piano Concerto) Slupsk, Poland, 40th Festival of Polish Pianists, soloist with the Polish Philharmonia (Brahms – Piano Concerto No.II)Opole, Poland, Center for Arts Education of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, solo recital

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 13Lublin, Poland, Lublin Philharmonic Hall, “Masters’ Recital Series”, solo recital.Stalowa Wola, Poland, solo recital Buenos Aires, Argentina, Chopiniana Festival, Teatro Avenida, solo recital.

2005

McAllen, Texas, soloist with the Valley Symphony Orchestra (Richard Addinsell – Warsaw Concerto; Leroy Anderson – Piano Concerto in C-major)Kasna Dolna, Poland, Paderewski Center, solo recitalSzczecin, Poland, soloist with the Szczecin Philharmonic (Beethoven – Piano Concerto No.4)Stalowa Wola, Poland, solo recitalZielona Gora, Poland, soloist with the Zielona Gora Philharmonic (Ravel – Piano Concerto for the left hand)Varna, Bulgaria, soloist with the Bulgarian Philharmonia Orchestra (Brahms – Piano Concerto no.2) Bibione, Italy, Classica Estate Bibione 2005 International Concert Series, solo recital. Gaming, Austria, XXI Chopin Festival organized by the International Chopin Society in Vienna, Austria, solo performanceGaming, Austria, XXI Chopin Festival, solo recitalWroclaw, Poland, Wroclaw Polytechnic Hall, solo recitalKatowice, Poland, soloist with the Silesian Philharmonic (Brahms – Piano Concerto no.2. Cracow, Poland, Cracow Philharmonic, solo recitalWeymouth, England, Wey Valley International Concert Series, solo recital Blackpool, England, North Fylde Music Circle Concert Series, solo recitalAveiro, Portugal, Festivais de Outono, University of Aveiro, solo recitalCzestochowa, Poland, soloist with the Czestochowa Philharmonic (Ravel – Piano Concerto for the left hand)Torun, Poland, Torun Philharmonic Hall, solo recital Children Palace of Haizu District, Guangzhou, China, solo performanceTom Lee Steinway Haus, Guangzhou, China, solo performanceGuangzhou Children Palace, solo recitalSouth China Normal University (University Megacity), Guangzhou, China, solo performanceGuangdong Teachers College of Foreign Languages and Arts, Guangzhou, China, solo recitalEast China Normal College, Shanghai, China, solo recitalLianyungang, China, Middle School, solo performanceLianyungang, China, City Theater, solo recitalBeijing, China, China Conservatory, solo recital

2004

Chicago, Illinois, Northeastern Illinois University, solo recital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, The Polish Heritage Society of Philadelphia, solo recital

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 14Taegu, South Korea, City Auditorium, solo recitalGwangju, South Korea, Gwangju National University, solo recitalJeonju, South Korea, soloist with the Jeonju City Orchestra (Grieg - Piano Concerto).Natchitoches, Louisiana, Northwestern State University of Louisiana, solo recitalTorun, Poland, International Music Festival “Probaltica”, soloist with the Torun Chamber Orchestra (Liszt et al. - Hexameron)Gdansk, Poland, soloist with the Gdansk Philharmonic Orchestra (Grieg - Piano Concerto)Czestochowa, Poland, Czestochowa Philharmonic Hall, solo recital Orzinuovi, Italy, Serate Musicali Festival, solo recitalAveiro, Portugal, 5th International Piano Festival and Course “Celebrating the Great Pianists”, University of Aveiro, solo recitalMarienbad (Marianske Lazne), Czech Republic, 45th Chopin Festival, solo recital.Cracow, Poland, Philharmonic Hall, solo recitalBielsko-Biala, Poland, International Bach Festival, solo recitalKoszalin, Poland, soloist with the Koszalin Philharmonic (Brahms - II Piano Concerto) Koszalin, Poland, Studio Radio Koszalin, live public interview and solo recital Opole, Poland, soloist with the Opole Philharmonic (Brahms - II Piano Concerto) Preston, England, BDP Concert Society Concert Series, solo recital

2003

McAllen, Texas, soloist with the Valley Symphony Orchestra (Grieg – Piano Concerto) Washington, D.C., American University, solo recital Koszalin, Poland, Studio Radio Koszalin, live public interview and solo recital Opole, Poland, soloist with the Opole Philharmonic (Brahms - II Piano Concerto) Preston, England, BDP Concert Society Concert Series, solo recitalPretoria, Republic of South Africa, University of Pretoria, solo recitalEvanston, Illinois, Northwestern University School of Music, solo recitalBialystok, Poland, Chopin Academy of Music, solo recital Warsaw, Poland, Paderewski Museum, solo recitalKasna Dolna, Poland, Paderewski Estate, solo recitalLublin, Poland, soloist with the Lublin Philharmonic (Liszt – Concerto in E-flat) Lodz, Poland, soloist with the Lodz Philharmonic (Richard Addinsell – Warsaw Concerto and Leroy Anderson – Piano Concerto in C-major) Durant, Oklahoma, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, solo recitalAveiro, Portugal, University of Aveiro, solo recital Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic, solo recitalPrague, Czech Republic, Palffy Palace, solo recitalMarienbad (Marianske Lazne), Czech Republic, 44th Chopin Festival, soloist with the West Bohemian Symphony Orchestra (Chopin – Concerto in F-minor, op.21) Koszalin, Poland, soloist with the Koszalin Philharmonic (Tchaikovsky – Piano Concerto no.1)Stalowa Wola, Poland, solo recitalPrzemysl, Poland, Rotary International Charity Concert, solo recital

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 15Olsztyn, Poland, soloist with the Olsztyn Philharmonic (Tchaikovsky – Piano Concerto no.1)

2002

Edmond, Oklahoma, The Chopin Society of Mid-America Concert Series, recital with Carter Enyeart, cellistKansas City, Missouri, University of Missouri – Kansas City, recital with Carter Enyeart, cellist.Washington, D.C., American University, solo recitalAlgeciras, Spain, solo recitalPoznan, Poland, soloist with the Poznan Philharmonic (Concertos by Addinsell and Anderson)Zielona Gora, Poland, soloist with the Zielona Gora Philharmonic (Concertos by Anderson and Addinsell)Bialystok, Poland, soloist with the Bialystok Philharmonic (Concertos by Anderson and Addinsell)Aveiro, Portugal, University of Aveiro, Third International Festival and Course “Celebrating the Great Pianists”, solo recitalTri Studne, Czech Republic, solo recitalZdar n/Sazavou, Czech Republic, solo recitalKromeriz, Czech Republic, solo performanceBucaramanga, Colombia, XIX International Piano Festival at the University of Santander, solo recitalCorpus Christi, Texas, Fryderyk Chopin Society of Texas Concert Series, solo recital Harlingen, Texas, solo recitalMarshall, Texas, soloist with the Marshall Symphony Gershwin – Rhapsody in Blue)Opole, Poland, soloist with the Opole Philharmonic (Concertos by Anderson and Addinsell) Zabrze, Poland, soloist with the Zabrze Philharmonic (Concertos by Addinsell and Anderson)Rzeszow, Poland, soloist with the Rzeszow Philharmonic (Beethoven – IV Concerto)Nanning, China, Guangxi Arts College, solo performanceShanghai, China, Shanghai Conservatory of Music, solo recitalWuhan, China, solo performanceGuangzhou, China, solo performanceGuangzhou, China, Xinghai Concert Hall, solo performance

2001

Fort Worth, Texas, Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth, with Robert Davidovici, violin and Carter Enyeart, cello Norman, Oklahoma, soloist with the OU Wind Symphony (James Wintle - Concerto for Piano, Winds and Percussion)Seoul, Korea, Sejong Hall, solo recital

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 16Taegu, Korea, solo recitalLublin, Poland, soloist with the Lublin Philharmonic (Brahms -II Piano Concerto)Czestochowa, Poland, soloist with the Czestochowa Philharmonic (Kazimierz Serocki - Piano Concerto)Kasna Dolna, Paderewski Estate, Poland, solo recitalLiszt - Concerto in E-flat major) Zielona Gora, Poland, soloist with the Zielona Gora Philharmonic (Liszt - Concerto in E-flat major)Nohant, France, Festival Les Rencontres Internationales Frederic Chopin, solo recitalJihlava, Czech Republic, Mahler Festival, solo recitalKromeriz, Czech Republic, solo performanceAveiro, Portugal, University of Aveiro, solo recitalCracow, Poland, soloist with the Krakow Philharmonic (Paderewski – Concerto)Cracow, Poland, repeat of the above concert Wroclaw, Poland, soloist with the Wroclaw Philharmonic (Grieg - Concerto in a-minor)Warsaw, Poland, Paderewski Museum, solo recital Bialystok, Poland, solo recitalSzczecin, Poland, soloist with the Szczecin Philharmonic (Brahms - II Piano Concerto)Torun, Poland, Philharmonic Hall, solo recitalWroclaw, Poland, Wroclaw University, solo recital

2000

Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum, solo recitalWinston-Salem, North Carolina, Salem College, solo recitalHong Kong, City Hall Concert Hall, solo performanceGuangzhou, China, Xinghai Concert Hall, solo performanceBeijing, China, Central Conservatory, solo recital Poznan, Poland, soloist with the Poznan Philharmonic (Ravel-Concerto for the left hand)Bialystok, Poland, soloist with the Bialystok Philharmonic (Grieg - Piano Concerto) Tel Aviv, Israel, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, solo recital Pisek, Czech Republic, solo recitalKromeriz, Czech Republic, solo performanceMarshall, Texas, soloist with the Marshall Symphony (Leroy Anderson- Piano Concerto) Rzeszow, Poland, soloist with the Rzeszow Philharmonic (Serocki - Piano Concerto)Rzeszow, Poland, repeat of the above concertLublin, Poland, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University, solo recitalWalbrzych, Poland, soloist with the Sudety Philharmonic (Grieg - Piano Concerto)

1999

Dallas Museum of Art, with Carter Enyeart, celloChamber Music Society of Fort Worth, with Robert Davidovici, violin, and Carter Enyeart, celloDallas, Texas, soloist with the Dallas Wind Symphony (Liszt - Hungarian Fantasy)

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 17Opole, Poland, soloist with the Opole Philharmonic (Brahms - Piano Concerto no.2). 15, Kasna Dolna, Poland, Paderewski Estate, solo recital Czestochowa, Poland, soloist with the Czestochowa Philharmonic (Brahms - Piano Concerto no.2)Kalisz, Poland, soloist with the Kalisz Philharmonic (Brahms - Piano Concerto no.2)Shreveport, Louisiana, Shreveport Summer Music Festival, solo recitalBechyne, Czech Republic, solo recitalCesky Krumlov, Czech Republic, solo recitalPrague, Czech Republic, Dvorak Museum, solo recitalNelahozeves, Czech Republic, solo recitalSalt Lake City, Utah, Temple Square Concert Series, solo recitalHamilton, Ontario, Great Romantics Festival, solo performance Allen, Texas, soloist with the Allen Philharmonic (Grieg - Piano Concerto)Provo, Utah, Brigham Young University, Chopin Festival, solo recitalSzczecin, Poland, soloist with the Szczecin Philharmonic (Grieg - Piano Concerto) Schwedt, Germany, soloist with the Szczecin Philharmonic (Grieg - Piano Concerto)Lublin, Poland, solo recitalKrosno, Poland, solo recitalPrzemysl, Poland, solo recitalTorun, Poland, soloist with the Torun Chamber Orchestra (Grieg - Piano Concerto)

1998

Fort Worth Chamber Music Society, chamber music concertCorpus Christi, Texas, Del Mar College, solo recitalDallas, Texas, Border’s Books, with C. Enyeart, cello, solo and chamber music performanceDallas Museum of Art, with M. Schleuning, violin, Carter Enyeart, celloGdansk, Poland, soloist with the Gdansk Philharmonic (Paderewski - Concerto)Torun, Poland, soloist with the Torun Chamber Orchestra (Liszt - Concerto in E-flat)Czestochowa, Poland, soloist with the Czestochowa Philharmonic (Rachmaninoff - III Concerto)Lublin, Poland, soloist with the Lublin Philharmonic (Rachmaninoff - III Concerto)Bechyne, Czech Republic, solo performanceBechyne, Czech Republic, Southbohemian Music Festival, solo recitalDallas, Steinway Hall, chamber music performanceZielona Gora, Poland, soloist with Zielona Gora Philharmonic (Brahms - II Concerto)Krosno, Poland, soloist with the Kielce Philharmonic (Paderewski - Piano Concerto and Polish Fantasy)Kielce, Poland, soloist with the Kielce Philharmonic (Paderewski - Piano Concerto and Polish Fantasy)Hurst, Texas, solo recital.

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 181997Lublin, Poland, soloist with the Lublin Philharmonic (Brahms - II Piano Concerto)Fort Worth, Texas, with C. Enyeart, cello, chamber music concertFort Worth Chamber Music Society, with R. Davidovici, violin and C. Enyeart, celloDurant, Oklahoma, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, solo recitalFort Worth Chamber Music Society, with R. Davidovici, violin, C.Enyeart, cello, S. Girko, clarinet, chamber music concertKielce, Poland, soloist with the Kielce Philharmonic (Tchaikovsky - Concerto no.1)Cracow, Poland, soloist with the Krakow Philharmonic (Tchaikovsky - Concerto no.1)Cracow, Poland, repeat of the above concertKasna Dolna, Poland, Paderewski Estate, solo recitalLublin, Poland, solo recitalPrzemysl, Poland, solo performanceRzeszow, Poland, Polish Radio Performance Hall, solo recitalTokyo, Japan, Bunkakaikan Concert Hall, with Motoi Takeda, violin, chamber music recitalMachida, Japan, solo performance and with Motoi Takeda, violinChengdu, China, IV Shenyang International Festival, solo recitalCentenary College, Shreveport, Louisiana, solo recitalNashville, Tennessee, Vanderbilt University, American Liszt Society Festival, solo recital.Szczecin, Poland, soloist with the Szczecin Philharmonic (Liszt - Concerto no.1)Rzeszow, Poland, soloist with the Rzeszow Philharmonic (Brahms - Concerto no.2)Rzeszow, Poland, repeat of the above concert

1996

Katowice, Poland, soloist with the Silesian Philharmonic (Brahms – II Concerto)Dallas, Texas, soloist with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra (Beethoven – Triple Concerto)Richardson, Texas, chamber music concertWarsaw, Poland, Paderewski Festival, solo recitalSeattle, Washington, Olympic Festival, chamber music concertSeattle, Washington, repeat of the above concertPortland, Oregon, chamber music concertArundel, England, Arundel Festival, chamber music concert.Arundel, England, Arundel Festival, chamber music recital with C. Enyeart, celloDallas, Texas, Steinway Hall, solo performance

1995

Durant, Oklahoma, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, solo recitalRichardson, Texas, chamber music concertDallas, Texas, chamber music concertPlano, Texas, repeat of the above concert

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 19Lublin, Poland, solo recitalKrosno, Poland, solo recitalPrzemysl, Poland, solo recitalDurant, Oklahoma, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, chamber music recitalFort Worth, Texas, chamber music concertJackson Hole, Wyoming, chamber music concertJackson Hole, Wyoming, chamber music recital

1994

Krosno, Poland, solo recitalLancut, Poland, Music Festival, solo recitalCracow, Poland, soloist with the Cracow Philharmonic (Beethoven – III Concerto)Lublin, Poland, soloist with the Lublin Philharmonic (Liszt – Concerto No.1)Tarnow, Poland, soloist with the Tarnow Chamber Orchestra (Beethoven – III Concerto)Przemysl, Poland, soloist with Music School Orchestra (Beethoven – III ConcertoHamilton, Canada, McMaster University, solo performanceDallas, Texas, Myerson Symphony Hall, chamber music concertRichardson, Texas, chamber music concert Dallas, Texas, chamber music concertDallas, Texas, repeat of the above concertTokyo, Japan, Bunkakaikan Concert Hall, chamber music recitalRichardson, Texas, chamber music concertFort Worth, Texas, chamber music concert

1993

Durant, Oklahoma, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, solo recitalCorpus Christi, Texas, Del Mar College, solo recitalDallas, Texas, Steinway Hall, solo performanceZelazowa Wola (Chopin’s birthplace), Poland, solo recitalWarsaw, Poland, Lazienki Park, solo recitalTarnow, Poland, soloist with the Tarnow Chamber Orchestra (Haydn – Concerto in D-major) and solo recital.Przemysl, Poland, Royal Castle, solo recitalPebble Beach, California, solo recitalBloomington, Indiana, Indiana University, solo recitalDenton, Texas, Sigma Alpha Iota benefit recitalDallas, Texas, chamber music concertDallas, Texas, Myerson Symphony Hall, chamber music concertFort Worth, Texas, chamber music concertDallas, Texas, Arts Magnet School, chamber music recitalDallas, Texas, Caruth Auditorium, chamber music recital

1992


Dallas, Texas, chamber music concertDallas, Texas, chamber music concertRichardson, Texas, chamber music concertTuscaloosa, Alabama, chamber music recitalTokyo, Japan, chamber music recitalRichardson, Texas, chamber music concertFort Worth, Texas, chamber music concertTarnow, Poland, solo recitalCracow, Poland, solo recitalWarsaw, Poland, Chopin Academy, seminar-performanceBochnia, Poland, solo recitalRzeszow, Poland, solo recitalCracow, Poland, Contemporary Music Festival, solo recitalFort Worth, Texas, chamber music recitalFort Worth Piano Teachers’ Forum, solo recitalCorpus Christi, Texas, solo recitalHarlingen, Texas, solo recitalMid-Cities Piano Teachers’ Association, solo recitalRichardson, Texas, chamber music concert

1991

Fort Worth, Texas, duo piano performanceCorpus Christi, Texas, Corpus Christi State University, solo recitalDallas, Texas, Museum of Art, solo recitalArlington, Texas, University of Texas at Arlington, solo performanceCologne, Germany, solo recitalPrzemysl, Poland, solo recitalCracow, Poland, Jagellonian University, solo recital.Cracow, Poland, Music Academy, solo recitalPrzemysl, Poland, Cultural Center, solo recitalDallas, Texas, solo performanceAda, Oklahoma, East Central State University, solo recitalNorman, Oklahoma, soloist with OU Wind Ensemble (Blaha – Piano Concerto)Tempe, Arizona, Arizona State University, duo piano recitalFort Worth, Texas, Texas Christian University, duo piano recitalRichardson, Texas, chamber music concertDallas, Texas, Caruth Auditorium, chamber music concertDallas, Texas, DSO Summer Festival, chamber music concertDallas, Texas, Basically Beethoven Festival, chamber music concertDurant, Oklahoma, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, chamber music recital

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 21Selected performances, 1976 – 19901990Columbus, Georgia, soloist with Columbus Symphony Orchestra (Poulenc – Concerto for Two Pianos, w/Tamas Ungar)Hsin-ying, Taiwan, solo recitalMokau, Taiwan – solo recitalTaipei, Taiwan, National Concert Hall, 2 solo performancesTaos, New Mexico, SMU in Taos Festival, chamber music concert

1989

Singapore, LaSalle Music School, solo recitalSingapore, Victoria Hall, solo performanceTaichung, Taiwan, solo recitalTaipei, Taiwan, solo recitalLawrence, Kansas, University of Kansas, solo recitalTrossingen, Germany, Music Academy, solo recitalStuttgart, Germany, Music Academy, solo recitalShreveport, Louisiana, Summer Music Festival, chamber music recitalKansas City, University of Missouri, chamber music recitalLawrence, Kansas, University of Kansas, chamber music recital

1988

Fort Worth, TCU, solo recital.Fort Worth, Texas, soloist with the Youth Orchestra (Poulenc – Concerto for Two Pianos, w/Tamas Ungar).

1987

Austin, Texas, UT Austin, duo piano concertShreveport, Louisiana, Summer Music Festival, chamber music recitalTaipei, Taiwan, solo recitalChampaigne, Illinois, ICMC, 3 performances.

1986

San Antonio, TMEA Conference, chamber music concertSan Antonio, McNay Art Museum, solo performanceHouston, Texas, New Music America Festival, solo performanceTaichung, Taiwan, Tunghai University, solo performanceDetmold, Germany, International Horn Workshop, 2 chamber music recitalsManchester, England, Chetham School of Music, solo recital

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 221985Austin, Texas, UT Austin, International Electronic Music Plus Festival, solo performancesVancouver, British Columbia, 28 Annual Meeting of the College Music Society, solo recitalRichardson, Texas, soloist with the Richardson Symphony (Rachmaninoff- III Concerto)

1984

Austin, Texas, UT Austin, solo recitalCorpus Christi, Texas, Del Mar College, solo recital

1983

Austin, Texas, UT Austin, solo performanceMadison, Wisconsin, Edgewood College, pianist-in-residence, 2 solo recitalsWinterpark, Florida, Rollins College, solo recital

1982

Madison, Wisconsin, Edgewood College, 2 solo recitalsDeKalb, Illinois, Northern Illinois University, solo recitalHartford, Connecticut, Hartt School of Music, solo recitalBoston, Massachuessetts, American Liszt Society Festival, solo recitalBloomington, Indiana, Indiana University School of Music, solo recitalBowling Green, Ohio, Bowling Green State University, solo recital

1981

DeKalb, Illinois, Northern Illinois University, solo recitalPasadena, California, Ambassador Auditorium, chamber music recitalAustin, Texas, UT Austin, solo recital

Columbia, Maryland, joint solo and chamber music concert, 4 performancesSan Antonio, Texas, Trinity University, solo recitalFort Worth, Texas, Symphony Hall, solo recital

1980

Bloomington, Indiana, solo recital

1979

Indianapolis, Indiana, solo recital

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 23Chicago, Illinois, chamber music recitalDeKalb, Illinois, Northern Illinois University, solo recitalDeKalb, Illinois, Northern Illinois University, chamber music recitalAmherst, Massachuessetts, solo recital

1978

Ten-concert tour with violist, Jerry Horner. Recitals in Indiana, Illinois and OhioChicago, Illinois, Public Library, solo recitalIndianapolis, Indiana, solo recitalNew York, Kosciuszko Foundation, solo recital

1977

Zakopane, Poland, Szymanowski Festival, solo performanceKatowice, Poland, soloist with the Silesian Philharmonic, 2 concerts (Liszt – Concerto No.1)Warsaw, Poland, National Philharmonic Recital Hall, solo recital

1976

Cracow, Poland, soloist with the Cracow Philharmonic, 3 concerts (Rachmaninoff – III Concerto)Ekenas, Finland, solo recitalSavonnlinna, Finland, solo recitalHelsinki, Finland, Sibelius Academy, solo recitalLublin, Poland, soloist with the Lublin Philharmonic (Liszt – Concerto No.1)

Masterclasses

(All masterclasses listed below were by invitation/return invitation of the presenting institutions).2016

Przemysl, Poland, School of Music, 6 hour masterclass for teachers and students.Opole, Poland, School of Music, all-day masterclass for teachers and students.Valldemossa, Mallorca (Spain), on the faculty of the Piano Masterclass Valldemossa, organized by the International Fryderyk Chopin Music Academy, Lahr, Germany.Zielona Gora, Poland, Music Institute of the University of Zielona Gora, masterclass.

2015Corpus Christi Music Teachers Association, masterclass and lecture-performance on Ignacy Jan Paderewski.Beijing, China, China Conservatory, residency, two 6 hour masterclasses.

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 24Xi'an, China, Xi'an Conservatory, residency, two 6 hour masterclasses.Koszalin, Poland, Music School, all day masterclass for teachers and students.

2014

Rzeszow, Poland, Music School, 2 masterclasses.Przemysl, Poland, Music School, masterclassTorun, Poland, Music School, masterclass.Nysa, Poland, School of Music, masterclass.

2013

McAllen, Texas, masterclassPrzemysl, Poland, Music School, masterclass.Szczecin, Poland, Academy of Arts, masterclass.Swidnica, Poland, Music School, masterclass.

2012 Torun, Poland, Music school, masterclass.Cracow, Poland, Music Academy, masterclass.Opole, Poland, Center for Art Education, masterclass.

2011

Przemysl, Poland, Music School, masterclass.Rzeszow, Poland, Music School, 2-day residency; masterclasses and panel discussion.

2010

Denton, Texas, North Texas Young Artists Festival, masterclass.Varna, Bulgaria, International Masterclass for Pianists and Concerto Competition. 10-day residency. Opole, Poland, Center for Art Education, 4-hour masterclass.Przemysl, Poland, Music School, 4-hour masterclass.

2009

Lodz, Poland, Lodz Music Academy, 2- day residency.Przemysl, Poland, Music School, 4-hour masterclass.Swidnica, Poland, Music School, 4-hour workshop/masterclass for teachers from the region.


Brno, Czech Republic, Janacek Academy of Music, masterclassKatowice, Poland, Music Academy, residencyCollege Station, Texas, Texas A&M University, 2 lecture-presentationsNancy, France, Academies Internationales d’ete du Grand Nancy, masterclassVarna, Bulgaria, 10-day residency

2007

Cracow, Poland, Music Academy, residencyVarna, Bulgaria, International Piano Masterclass and Competition, 2-week residencyPrzemysl, Poland, Consolidated Music Schools, masterclass Katowice, Poland, Music Academy, residencyBydgoszcz, Poland, Music Academy, residencyDenton, Texas, North Texas Young Artist Music Festival, masterclass

2006

Opole, Poland, Center for Art Education of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, residencyVarna, Bulgaria, International Piano Masterclass and Competition, 2-week residency

2005

Edinburgh, Texas, UT Pan-American, lecture-presentation Fort Worth, Texas, TCU/Cliburn Institute, Amateur Program masterclass and private lessons.Guangzhou, China, Children Palace of Haizu District, masterclass Guangzhou, China, Tom Lee Steinway Haus, masterclass Guangzhou, China, Children Palace, masterclassGuangzhou, China, South China Normal University, University Megacity, masterclassGuangzhou, China, Guangdong Teachers College of Foreign Languages and Arts, masterclassShanghai, China, East China Normal College, masterclassLianyungang, China, Middle School, masterclassBeijing, China, China Conservatory, masterclass

2004

Taegu, Korea, 5-day residency Gwangju, Korea, Gwangju National University, masterclass Natchitoches, Louisiana, Northwestern State University of Louisiana


2003

Pretoria, Republic of South Africa, 10-day residency at the University of Pretoria Evanston, Illinois, Northwestern University School of Music, masterclassBialystok, Poland, Chopin Academy, 3-day residencyDurant, Oklahoma, 4-day residency at the Steger Cultural Exchange Institute at the Southeastern Oklahoma State University in Durant, OklahomaAveiro, Portugal, 4-day residency at the University of AveiroPrague, Czech Republic, International Piano Masterclasses, 2-week residency

2002

Zdar n/Sazavou, Czech Republic, 8-day residencyAveiro, Portugal, University of Aveiro, 3rd International Festival and Course “Celebrating the Great Pianists”, 5 day residency.Kromeriz, Czech Republic, International Advanced Piano Workshop, 2-week residency.Bogota, Colombia, masterclass at the Luis Arango Public LibraryBucaramanga, Colombia, XIX International Piano Festival the University of Santander, masterclassNanning, China, masterclassShanghai, Shanghai Conservatory of Music, in residenceWuhan, China, Conservatory of Music, 2 masterclassesGuangzhou, China, masterclass

2001

Taegu, Korea, masterclassSeoul, Korea, Sookinjung University, masterclassSeoul, Korea, Choonchu Music Publishers, 2-days of masterclassesTaegu, Korea, Kemyuang University, masterclassTaegu, Korea, masterclassKromeriz, Czech Republic, International Piano Workshop, 2-week residencyAveiro, Portugal. University of Aveiro, 2nd International Piano Festival and Course “Celebrating the Great Pianists”. 5-day residencyBialystok, Poland, Chopin Music Academy, National Piano Workshop. Masterclasses for approximately 100 enrolled performers and auditors

2000

Dallas, Texas, Steinway Hall, masterclass for the Texas Steinway SocietyWinston-Salem, North Carolina, Salem College, masterclassGuangzhou, China, Xinghai Conservatory, 2-day residencyBeijing, China, Central Conservatory of Music, 2-day residencyFort Worth, Texas, TCU/Van Cliburn Institute, masterclass

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 27Jerusalem, Israel, Rubin Academy, masterclassKromeriz, Czech Republic, International Piano Workshop, 2-week residencyMarshall, Texas, Wylie College, masterclass

1999

Bechyne, Czech Republic, masterclass for the Czech Chapter of EPTA (European Piano Teachers Association)Southbohemian Music Festival, Prague, Czech Republic, 2-day residency.

1998

Bechyne, Czech Republic, masterclass/lecture for the Czech Chapter of the European Piano Teachers’ Association (EPTA)Bechyne, Czech Republic, masterclass for the Southbohemian Music FestivalDallas, masterclass for the UNT/Texas Steinway Society High School Institute

1997

Chengdu, China, IV Shenyang International Piano Festival, lecture on “Aspects of studying and performing Chopin”

1996

Los Angeles, California, Liszt Piano Competition, masterclassDenton, Texas, High School Piano Institute

1995

Plano, Texas, masterclass for the Plano Music Teachers Association

1993

Durant, Oklahoma, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, masterclass.Pebble Beach, California, Piano Institute, in residence

1992

Ada, Oklahoma, East Central State University, masterclassRzeszow, Poland, masterclass

1991

Bedford, Texas, Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum, workshop


Selected masterclasses 1979 - 1990

1990Taichung, Taiwan, masterclassMokau, Taiwan, masterclassTaipei, Taiwan, masterclass

1989

Taipei, Taiwan, masterclassesTaichung, Taiwan, masterclassesHsinchu, Taiwan, National Chiao Tung University, performance-seminarSingapore, LaSalle Music School, in residence

1988

Taichung, Taiwan, Tunghai University, 3 week residencyTaipei, Taiwan, Hong Foundation, masterclassAda, Oklahoma, East Central University Summer Camp

1987

Taipei, Taiwan, Fu-Jen University, 3 week residencyTaipei, Taiwan, Chinese Culture University, masterclass

1986

Taichung, Taiwan, Tunghai University, 3-week residencyTaipei, Taiwan, Hong Foundation, masterclass

1985

Houston, Texas, High School for Performing Arts, masterclass

1984

Madison, Wisconsin, Edgewood College, week-long residency


Winterpark, Florida, Rollins College, masterclass

1982

DeKalb, Illinois, Northern Illinois University, masterclassBowling Green, Ohio, Bowling Green State University, masterclass

1981

San Marcos, Texas, Southwest Texas State University, masterclass

1979

Amherst, Massachuessetts, Amherst College, masterclass

Recordings

Selected pieces from a recital at the 69th International Chopin Piano Festival in Duszniki Zdroj (2014), Dux label (DUX 1251).

Works by Carl Czerny, piano six hands (with Joseph Banowetz and Alton Chan), opp.229, 227, 295 and others. To be released on Naxos label.

Kazimierz Serocki, Tadeusz Baird and Jan Krenz. Piano Concertos. (First recordings). With National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Tadeusz Wojciechowski and Jerzy Swoboda, conductors. DUX 0651.

Taneyev, Sergei. The Composer’s Birthday: for narrator and piano, four hands. (First recording). With Vladimir Ashkenazy, narrator, and Joseph Banowetz, piano. TOCCATA CLASSICS TOCC 0042

Muczynski, Robert. Chamber Music: First Piano Trio (first recording); Second Piano Trio; Third Piano Trio (first recording). With Robert Davidovici, violin and Carter Enyeart, cello. CENTAUR CD 2634

Paderewski, Ignacy Jan. Piano works, vol.3. Opp.1, 2, 5, 8, 9, 11. To be released on ALTARUS RECORDS.

Paderewski, Ignacy Jan. Piano works, vol.2. Opp.10,14, 23, Two Intermezzi.ALTARUS RECORDS, AIR-CD-9046

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 30Paderewski, Ignacy Jan. Piano works, vol.1. Miscellanea op.16, Tatra Album op.12, Sonata op.21. ALTARUS CD, AIR-CD-9045

Winsor Phil. Il passagio spaziale, for piano and tape. CDCM Computer Music Series. CENTAUR RECORDS, CRC 2407

Sonatas for cello and piano. Sonatas by David Dzubay (first recording), Robert Muczynski (first recording), Dmitri Shostakovich. With Carter Enyeart, cellist. CENTAUR CD,CRC 2300

Schwantner, Joseph. “and the mountains rising nowhere” (first recording). With NorthTexas Wind Symphony, Eugene Corporon, cond. KLAVIER CD, KCD 11079 Romantic violin favorites. Fourteen pieces by various composers. With Motoi Takeda, violin.

Lansky, Paul. Stroll. (First recording). CDCM Computer Music Series, vol.18. CENTAUR CD, CRC 2213

Haynes, Stanley. Prisms for piano and tape. Computer Music Currents, vol.8. (First CD recording). WERGO Records, Germany, WER 2028-2

Subotnick, Morton. Trembling: for violin, piano and “Ghost” electronics. (First recording). With Robert Davidovici, violin, CDCM Computer Music Series, vol.14. CENTAUR CD,CRC 2170

Larry Austin, Thomas Clark, Jerry Hunt, Phil Winsor. Works for piano solo and piano with tape (First recordings). CDCM Computer Music Series vol.1. CENTAUR CD, CRC 2029.

Haynes, Stanley. Prisms for piano and tape (first recording). Folkways Records, FTS 37475 (LP).

Szymanowski, Karol. 12 Etudes op.33 for piano. MUZA LP (Poland), SX 1223.

Numerous recordings of solo, solo with orchestra and chamber music for Radio and TV programs in Poland, Japan, Finland, Portugal and USA. Works by Paderewski, Bach-Busoni, Chopin, Szymanowski, Ravel, Scriabin, Beethoven, Stojowski (Complete works for piano and orchestra), Stravinsky, Prokofiev and others.

Co-producer for a Grammy nominated Balakirev CD (Banowetz/Chan), Toccata Classics TOCC 0018

Adam WodnickiRegents Professor of PianoUNT Curriculum Vitapage 31Jury membership in international competitions Chopin Society of Taipei International Competition, Taipei, Taiwan, 1987

Corpus Christi Young Artists’ International Competition, Corpus Christi, Texas, 1990, 1998, 2005, 2008

Los Angeles Liszt Competition, Los Angeles, California, 1996, 2008, 2012.

Van Cliburn Foundation International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs, Fort Worth, Texas, 1999, 2000

The 2000 Second Chinese Piano Competition, Hong Kong, 2000

Concurso International de Piano Helena Sa e Costa, Aveiro, Portugal, 2001

Santander University Piano Competition, Bucaramanga, Colombia, 2002

International Piano Workshop and Concerto Competition, Kromeriz, Czech Republic,

1999, 2000, 2001

International Piano Masterclasses and Competition, Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic, 2003

International Piano Masterclasses and Competition, Varna, Bulgaria, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010.

52nd Sorantin International Competition, San Angelo, Texas, 2011.

3rd Takamatsu International Piano Competition, Takamatsu, Japan.

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