PRZEMYSLAW PUJANEK

Przemyslaw Pujanek is an accomplished violist and violinist whose musical journey is marked by exceptional dedication and achievements. A graduate of the University of Arts Berlin, where they studied under the esteemed Prof. Hartmut Rohde, their foundation in music was further enriched at the prestigious Julius-Stern-Institute under Prof. Tomasz Tomaszewski. Their early training at the Henryk Wieniawski Music High School in Poznan, under the tutelage of Prof. Mariusz Derewecki and Radosław Pujanek, laid the groundwork for a flourishing career, culminating with an award upon graduation.

Currently serving as a tutti violist with the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, Przemyslaw Pujanek has held prominent orchestral positions, including Principal Viola at Deutsche Oper Berlin, Hessischer Rundfunk, and London Philharmonic Orchestra. Their orchestral experience also includes performances with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and an academy position with the Konzerthaus Orchestra Berlin.

As a soloist, Przemyslaw Pujanek has captivated audiences on numerous occasions, earning accolades such as the Special Prize at the Max Rostal Competition and the DAAD Prize for outstanding foreign students. They have performed with esteemed ensembles, including the Leopoldinum Orchestra and the Baden-Baden Philharmonic Orchestra, and distinguished themselves in international competitions like the Johannes Brahms and ARD Competitions.

Their violin accomplishments are equally remarkable, with prizes in the All-Poland J.S. Bach Competition and the German-Polish Violin Competition, among others. Przemyslaw Pujanek is also an avid chamber musician, having participated in prestigious festivals such as Krzyżowa Music and Molyvos, and earning accolades in various chamber music competitions.

Przemyslaw Pujanek’s artistry is a testament to their versatility, discipline, and passion, making them a standout figure in the international music scene.