Alexander Hanysz

This year I will be making my first appearance at the new North Adelaide Baroque Hall, together with the wonderful Katelyn Crawford. We’ll be performing songs by Brahms, Richard Strauss, Berg and Hindemith. Bookings essential.

For anyone who missed it, the video of last year’s concert, also with Katelyn, is available on vimeo.

Latest on YouTube

Gosh, I’ve been so slack! I forgot to post the most recent videos here. They’re not all that recent any more. I apologise to both of my regular readers. (If there are actually more than two people here, please leave some comments, and I might get inspired to update more regularly.) And tomorrow I must tell you about my upcoming concert…

Here are two quite different ends of the classical (?) piano repertoire:

Upcoming concerts: Sorabji and Brahms

Apologies for being so quiet over the last few months. I’ve been moving house, which took a lot more time and energy than I expected. But music is starting to happen again…

In brief:

Saturday 16th September, 2:30pm: Sorabji and song
Thursday 5th October, 1pm: Brahms violin sonata

Both in North Adelaide. And eventually I’ll put more stuff on the YouTube channel.

More Polglase

Also, for those who missed it, you can now watch the October concert on Vimeo (Bach Partita no. 2, and Polglase Five Pieces).

Concert Saturday 22nd October

I’ve got a concert coming up soon! I’m excited to be giving the world premiere performance of John Polglase’s Five Pieces. I’m also throwing in Bach’s second partita. Details at https://recitalsaustralia.org.au/programs/22-october-2022-alexander-hanysz-piano/ Note the unusual time of day: it’s a morning tea concert. If you can’t get there in person, there will also be a live video stream: check the Recitals Australia home page a few minutes before the start time. Or catch the recording afterwards on their Vimeo channel.

Hope to see some of you there! Bookings essential: get your ticket at https://recitalsaustralia.org.au/artfuel/tickets/130/sale

32 Ticky Things After Ligeti

Sorry, this has been up on the channel for a few weeks now. I should have updated this site sooner, for the thousands of fans following here. No pianos in this one, more of an experimental soundscape created with the Python programming language and Csound. Enjoy!